Oxford Martin School

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The Oxford Martin School at is a centre of pioneering research that aims to find solutions to the world's most urgent challenges.

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    3 Jun 2019

    What does do? Check out our introductory video or explore our work at

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  2. Dec 24

    A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all of our followers and supporters! See you all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed in 2022!

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  3. Dec 23

    If you’re thinking of making a change, there are plenty of places to start. have created a quiz to help you and have great facts, tips and recipes to help you start thinking about how the way you eat affects the planet

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  4. Dec 23

    It might benefit more than the planet too! Recent research from found that , and diets are up to a THIRD cheaper than conventional diets in places like the US, Europe and the UK.

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  5. Dec 23

    The EAT-Lancet Planetary Health Diet can feed a planet of 10 billion people within environmental limits. It has <1 portion of red meat per week, <2 servings of poultry per week, & <1 serving of dairy per day – that's still Sunday roast & pizza with mates.

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  6. Dec 23

    Is this another thread telling you that you have to go then? No! If you want to make that choice, great! But cutting down and “making meat a treat” can make a big difference too.

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  7. Dec 23

    So the food system needs to change if we’re going to solve the . But what part of it? 🥩It’s how much meat we eat! Beef and lamb have the highest environmental impact – even if the methane they produce doesn’t hang around in the atmosphere.

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  8. Dec 23

    As Prof Godfray says “If we cured the greenhouse gas emissions of everything except food but continue business as usual with the food system … those emissions alone are enough to push us over 1.5C of ” – that’s a scary thought.

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  9. Dec 23

    “If we care about we really need to care about food” – that’s the bottom line from our director, Professor Sir Charles Godfray in this film from . But there's no one-size-fits-all solution – so what do we need to know? [THREAD]

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    Dec 22

    Port Meadow a sea of motionless crystal this midwinter morning

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    Dec 22

    🎵 the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose 🦌 In this special Christmas episode of the Big Questions Podcast, is here to tell us why Rudolph's nose might be so red!

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    Dec 20

    A new paper by academics identifies 7 attributes for successful . It highlights the urgency of emission reductions and emphasises the need for & integrity. Read the paper ➡️ Or this thread 👇

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    Dec 20

    A new paper by academics identifies 7 attributes for successful . It highlights the urgency of emission reductions and emphasises the need for and integrity. Read the paper ➡️

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    Dec 20

    A few days ago told me he felt like "variant watching" had become a spectator sport. I think there is truth in that. And I understand it. This virus keeps changing our lives. Of course we all want to know more as soon as more is known.

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    Dec 17

    🔔, at we launched a global interactive map of best-practice , linked to & outcomes, searchable by parameters such as ecosystem, interventions, climate impacts & instigators Explore⤵️

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    Dec 19

    Next year we will be doing an upgrade of our Global Food Explorer 👇 What would make it more useful for you? What is missing?

    🆕🍎 Just launched our new Global Food Data Explorer on Provides a quick way to explore food systems ➔ field to plate ➔ all crops & livestock ➔ all countries ➔ since 1961 🙌🏻 to & for amazing work on this
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    Dec 17

    ✨New training for researchers in 2022: Your research in film! Applications now open for researchers in SSD to attend a new 6-part video production training programme with step-by-step support from industry professionals. Closes 10 January:

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  18. Dec 18

    If migration is as old as the hills, why is it so politically sensitive? One of Britain's leading migration scholars, Robin Cohen, probes the issue in this talk👇

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    Dec 16

    Omicron revived old conspiracy theories, generating new varients of . Details on recent "COVID-19 origins" info-ops linked to the PRC in our briefing: 2min read, sign up for direct delivery!

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    Dec 17

    📢 Corporate climate disclosures should become mandatory. In a new essay forthcoming in , John Armour, and I outline why and what such disclosures should look like. 👇 Our blog in today's summarises the argument. Feedback more than welcome!

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    Dec 16

    🆕🍎 Just launched our new Global Food Data Explorer on Provides a quick way to explore food systems ➔ field to plate ➔ all crops & livestock ➔ all countries ➔ since 1961 🙌🏻 to & for amazing work on this

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