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Ramla Kahn is stook on a small scaffolding structure amongst some urban trees in a residerntial area

Investigating the effects of temperature extremes on urban trees - Climate Perspectives

Ramla Khan, a PhD student in The Open University’s School of Environment, Earth and Ecosystem Sciences recently wrote for Climate Perspectives magazine.

In the article Ramla discusses her research ‘Investigating the effects of temperature extremes on urban trees’. Her work is part of The Open University's mission to deliver impact-driven research to ensure a sustainable planet.

20th May 2024

OU x Green Infrastructure Week

The Open University is an official sponsor of Green Infrastructure Week which was held in November 2023. This year the OU held an event that asked 'What would it take for hydrogen to have a place in the UK’s net zero energy future?'

20th November 2023

NZW x OU: ‘Net Zero Skills and the Role of Universities’

The Open University is an official partner of Net Zero Week and hosted an event on 

19th July 2023

Go Green: Climate Risks with Ann Cummings

In this month's workshop, Ann Cummings (Senior Project Manager) talks about the risks that our planet faces as a result of our changing climate and how we tackle these issues. We listened to the ways our staff are adapting to extreme weather at home, in their communities and in the workplace. 

Watch the full video here:

18th July 2023

How dirty are your digital bad habits?

by David Crews, Director IT Service & Support

As the lead for the new CIO-P Sustainability Workstream, I thought I would enlighten you all with some dirty facts that I discovered as part of my Carbon Literacy Course (which by the way is fantastic and I honestly would encourage you to sign up – more on that later).

2nd May 2023