Sustainability and environments How we are exploring issues of climate through the arts, humanities and law
Across the University of Birmingham, our academics are exploring ways to mitigate and adapt to the risks and impacts associated with climate change. In the College of Arts and Law our teaching and research address the challenges of environmental regulation, understanding what environmental history and religious attitudes to climate science can teach us, and exploring how we interpret and respond to our changing climate through literature, music and performance. Lit Sci Lab Performance and the Environment Birmingham Plastics Network Water Stories Making of a Monoculture Keeping 1.5⁰C Alive Report Arts of Place Interdisciplinary research at BiFoR Environmental regulation Popular videos Women, the environment and sustainability A global history of monoculture Water stories story writing competition Activism and climate change Why We Need a People's History of Climate Change - And Why We are Struggling To Write It Featured articles 07/12/2023 University convenes Birmingham’s top cultural organisations for action on sustainability 21/07/2023 No leg to stand on – Why the United States must reconsider its stance on climate reparations 10/07/2023 Policymakers must act now on rules for emerging food technologies 21/11/2022 Professor Frank Uekötter discusses monoculture in the Guardian
21/07/2023 No leg to stand on – Why the United States must reconsider its stance on climate reparations