ClimateXChange – the branding for Scotland’s Centre of Expertise on Climate Change – is a collaborative initiative between sixteen of Scotland’s leading research and higher education institutions undertaking work on climate change and the transition to a low carbon economy.
We aim to become a world-renowned centre of expertise, delivering objective, independent, integrated and authoritative evidence to support the Scottish Government in relation to its activities on climate change mitigation, adaptation and the transition to a low carbon economy.
As well as providing a call down service and supporting policy for the Scottish Government and other partners, the core activities of CXC can be categorised into three Workstreams and 14 Workstrands. The interactive animation below illustrates our Workstream structure. Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out and click on each node to get a brief description. More information about the core activities of ClimateXChange can be found here.
The Scottish Government asked ClimateXChange to conduct a comparative review of strategies for adapting to climate change in other countries. The review looks at how...
In mid-February, the Scottish Government submitted an enquiry to ClimateXChange on the potential emissions reduction that could arise from peatland restoration in Scotland. ClimateXChange provided...
ClimateXChange Secretariat, 13 - 15 South College Street, 18 April 2012 ClimateXChange was delighted to host the seminar: New economic and energy systems modelling perspectives on...
Marine Scotland asked ClimateXChange to provide a short brief about Blue Carbon. Blue Carbon refers to the ability of coastal ecosystems, including sea grasses and...