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Scotland’s Hydro Nation International Centre has been working with experts, researchers and decision-makers in Malawi and Scotland to tackle the Malawian water challenges and better understand the potential impacts of climate change in Scotland.
A trio of Aberdeen teens has developed an award-winning robot which could help restore Scotland’s forests after being inspired by their work with The James Hutton Institute.
Climate change, driven by human activities producing more greenhouse gases and reducing carbon sink capacity (such as deforestation), is now increasing the level of variability in our weather nationally and globally.
Ideas around how Scotland can make sure people and industry can continue to access clean water, as supplies come under increasing pressure from climate change, will be one of the key topics at a major water sector event in Edinburgh next Friday (March 22).
Rivers in Scotland’s west and northwest could be the most sensitive to climate change and should be monitored more closely, according to a new study by scientists at The James Hutton Institute and the University of Aberdeen.
Scotland’s climate is changing faster than scientists predicted, with increasing likelihood of more frequent and more extreme weather events, according to new analysis by The James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen.
