UCL has been researching ways to improve the wellbeing of our societies and the resilience of the ecosystems and their biodiversity on which we depend.
Research co-led by Professor Georgina Mace developed a way of valuing ecosystems and natural capital as part of decision-making processes - for example shaping the UK’s 2020 Environment Bill.
A panel co-chaired by UCL’s Professor Philippe Sands has drawn up a definition of a law against knowingly causing severe long-term damage to the environment.
Professor Robert Costanza writes for Nature calling for a new economy based on sustainable prosperity, justice and sufficiency.
A UCL team is devising ways to encourage construction companies to consider the benefits of incorporating the natural environment within building design and project delivery.
Indigenous communities are at the frontline of the climate and biodiversity crisis yet they continue to be side-lined in global negotiations.
UCL researchers are tracking the environmental impact of food production on the environment to help industry and individuals make healthier and more sustainable choices.