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King's celebrates progress towards 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals in 2023-24 report
The report details innovative projects and events that align with global efforts to create a secure and sustainable future for everyone.
New research shows we need a 'trust transition' to facilitate net zero and green finance
Ahead of COP30, new research focuses on the role of law and regulation for the financial implementation of Paris Agreement objectives.
Londoners to receive £1.5m National Lottery Community Fund boost for climate action and mental wellbeing
Thanks to National Lottery players, a new London Mental Health and Climate Coalition has received £1,499,958 over three years from The National Lottery...
Eco-making project awarded from Education for Sustainability Projects Fund 2025-26
A group of academics and students working towards an embodied understanding of the climate crisis have been named one of the recipients of the Education for...
Meet the King's COP30 delegation
King’s is proud to present a diverse and dynamic delegation of researchers and academics attending COP30 in Brazil
King's leads major international effort to monitor Amazon's climate tipping point
Project will be the most detailed greenhouse gas monitoring campaign ever conducted in the region
COMMENT: Dams for development? Unpacking tensions in the World Bank's hydropower policies
The World Bank’s hydropower policies reveal ongoing tensions as new sustainability and equity goals are layered onto older development practices, leaving...
London Demo Day 2025 spotlights King's entrepreneurs
Four entrepreneurs from King’s College London pitch their ventures to an audience of investors, alongside 16 other start-ups from London’s top universities.
Global target of fair and inclusive conservation remains a challenge, says study
Despite strong international commitments to equity and justice in conservation areas by 2030, implementation remains a challenge
King's academic awarded AHRC International Fellowship
Zoe Moula will use her time to explore how the arts can bridge human and planetary health by promoting accessible climate communication, adaptation and...
Climate History Shapes How Fish Size Affects Ecosystems, Study Finds
In warmer environments, fish, like many cold blooded creatures, don’t grow as large – but the ecological implications are greater than we imagined.
King's amongst first to achieve 100% lab sustainability accreditation
64 teams were awarded accreditation at Bronze level or higher at the 2025 King’s Climate & Sustainability Awards
Reintroducing wild boar could reduce soil carbon storage
Resurgent in Scotland, boar may not be a silver bullet for restoring natural habitats.
Racial inclusion under the spotlight: King's hosts the RACE Summit 2025
Professionals from across the climate sector came together to learn and network on climate justice
King's advancing 'Jet Zero' as part of new collaboration developing hydrogen jet engines
Engineering’s Dr Christos Skamniotis will work with a multi-talented group of UK academics to help aircraft engineers make hydrogen engines.
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