ClimateXChange carries out a wide range of research focussed on adapting to climate change and reducing emissions.
Below are some of the currently active projects, you can view more on the Projects page. Visit the Publications Library for access to all of our research publications.
Exploring how the Scottish Government can apply the concept of interlinked practices to improve net zero policy development and enact societal change.
Assessing the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by processing agricultural wastes through anaerobic digestion plants.
Baseline data and assessment of the structure, conduct and performance of Scotland’s onshore wind, offshore wind and hydrogen sectors.
A report on the effectiveness of different parking management interventions in reducing car use.
How can our land use help reduce carbon emissions and lessen the impacts of climate change, whilst delivering the food, biodiversity, social amenity and economic benefits of our land?
How can the transition to a low-carbon society be positive for society, economy and the environment?
How can we increase the productivity of our energy use and generate energy without greenhouse gas emissions?
What works in delivering Scotland’s climate change ambitions?
How do we reliably transport people and goods without emissions?
How can our communities, towns and cities be healthy, connected and safe places to be whatever the weather?
Aligning science and policy is a well-known challenge. Scientists and policy-makers often have different goals, priorities and measures of success. CXC’s aim is to bring the two together to create policies and governance informed by the best available evidence.
ClimateXChange Secretariat
Edinburgh Climate Change Institute,
High School Yards, Edinburgh EH1 1LZ.
Tel: +44(0)131 651 4783
Email: info@climatexchange.org.uk
ClimateXChange is Scotland's centre of expertise on climate change. We provide a research, advice and analysis service to policy teams and associated public agencies. We're funded by the Scottish Government.
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