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Advancing research and insights

Scientific research and the exchange of knowledge are critical to finding solutions to the challenges of climate change. We support evidence-led decision making, policies and action with data, content and analytical insights generated by our products and in-house experts.  

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Supporting research and innovation

Journal titles: Joule, One Earth and The Lancet

Scientific journals, underpinned by peer-review, help advance evidence-based, verified knowledge that supports better understanding of both interrelated issues and potential solutions related to climate change. We have 160 journals dedicated to environmental sciences, renewable and clean energy, with new journal launches planned.    

These journals include One Earth opens in new tab/window, Nexus opens in new tab/window, Joule opens in new tab/window, and Energy and Climate Change opens in new tab/window

Using data-led insights to drive action

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When it comes to meeting the challenges of sustainability, climate change and the environment, data is one of the most powerful tools we can provide. Through data analysis, we help institutions and policymakers make informed decisions that lead to real impact. Drawing from millions of academic papers on our scientific platforms, our insight reports can help you explore emerging trends and opportunities to maximize the impact of your research.  

Connecting science to policy

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Evidence-based policymaking is essential to addressing the climate change crisis. Our books and journals provide forums for researchers and experts to discuss climate-related issues. And we are taking this important connection further, convening top sustainability experts and give policymakers access to high quality evidence and research to inform their decision-making and help them communicate about the importance of sustainability.

The Lancet countdown on health and climate change

Published annually, the Lancet Countdown on health and climate change is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration, dedicated to monitoring the evolving health impact of climate change, and providing an independent assessment of the delivery of commitments made by governments worldwide under the Paris Agreement. All content on the Countdown site is either Open Access or has been made free to read with registration.

“Safeguarding people's health in climate policies will require the leadership, integrity, and commitment of the health community. With its science-driven approach, this community is uniquely positioned to ensure that decision makers are held accountable, and foster human-centred climate action that safeguards human health above all else. The ambitions of the Paris Agreement are still achievable, and a prosperous and healthy future still lies within reach. But the concerted efforts and commitments of health professionals, policy makers, corporations, and financial institutions will be needed to ensure the promise of health-centred climate action becomes a reality that delivers a thriving future for all.” - Lancet Climate Countdown 2023 Executive Summary