GSoS News and commentaries
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Dr Roxana Willis awarded funding for ‘Toxic Towns’ research project
Thursday 14 May 2026

LSE Fellow Awarded the Global School of Sustainability Grant for Project on Driving Restriction Policies
Tuesday 12 May 2026

Article: Why the Iran war might not spur a faster transition to low-carbon energy
Wednesday 6 May 2026

Spencer Dale and Anna Valero join the Global School of Sustainability at LSE
GSoS is truly delighted to welcome Spencer Dale and Anna Valero as Professors in Practice.
Wednesday 6 May 2026

LSE Awards Sustainability Fund Support for South Asia Extreme Heat Research Initiative
Tuesday 28 April 2026

Global ideas for global challenges
Kristalina Georgieva, Christine Lagarde and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala speak at LSE
Tuesday 28 April 2026

Staff news: Kate Nicole Hoffman joins LSE
Thursday 16 April 2026

Dr Joana Setzer made an associate member of Cornerstone Barristers
Monday 16 March 2026

Commentary: Climate litigation’s impact evaluation problem
In this commentary, Nicholas Young argues that the practical effects of climate litigation remain largely unclear, underscoring the urgent need for more rigorous assessments of its impacts.
Monday 9 March 2026

Commentary: How states can overcome the challenges in regulating corporate climate transition plans
In this commentary with the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, Eoin Jackson, Adrien Rose and Harro van Asselt highlight the urgent need to overcome scientific and practical challenges in implementing and enforcing corporate transitions aligned with a pathway to 1.5°C of warming.
Monday 2 March 2026

Podcast episode: "Can degrowth save the climate?" Science Weekly, Professor Lord Nicholas Stern
GSoS Chair and Co-founder, Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, speaks to Madeleine Finlay on the future of economic growth in an episode entitled, "Can degrowth save the climate?".
Thursday 26 February 2026

Commentary: Bridging science and law for corporate climate accountability
In this Commentary from the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, Tiffanie Chan and GSoS Theme Lead, Joana Setzer, explain why the next phase of corporate climate litigation and regulation depends on closer links between science and law.
Thursday 26 February 2026
