CLIMATE WORK AT OXFORD

CLIMATE WORK AT OXFORD
The University launches a campaign to showcase its work on climate change and the environment
Published: 1 May 2025
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Rising global temperatures are driving changes in sea level and contributing to extreme weather conditions, causing catastrophic impacts on human life and a decline in the planet’s biodiversity.
The undergraduates joining Oxford in 2025 are likely to experience the greatest change in climate of any generation since we emerged from the ice age – but there is hope. With the ingenuity that they and Oxford represent, by the time this generation retires, global warming could be history.
To make sure this happens, we need to reduce the production of greenhouse gases immediately, restore carbon dioxide to the solid earth and reverse nature’s decline, all while making sure that humanity can thrive in a world where the climate is changing at unprecedented speed.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/FMHDUUj9GbA?si=R25laUQ1Minp6RzkFind out how Oxford is addressing the climate crisis in the University’s new ‘Climate and the environment’ campaign.