Central banking, climate finance, and contemporary crises by Mat Paterson and Jacqueline Best (6 March)

Learning the ABC of resilient and convivial land use: The nexus of Agriculture, Biosafety, and Conservation by Steffen Hirth and Dan Welch (31 May)

Resilient or environmentally friendly? Both are possible when seafood businesses prepare for long-term risks by Maria Sharmina (21 June)

Anti-Net Zero Populism and the future of British climate policy by Mat Paterson, Stanley Wilshire and Paul Tobin (30 August)

The other side of the fence: Consumption, activism, and the Owens Park tower occupation by Anna-Maria Köhnke (15 July)

Hidden infrastructures of decarbonisation by Mat Paterson and Charlotte Weatherill (14 September)

(Re)making infrastructures in response to sustainability and climate emergencies: Challenges, strategies, and opportunities by Torik Holmes, Carla de Laurentis and Rebecce Windemer (5 October)

Water for Peace and Development: SCI PhD student at World Water Forum in Dakar by Chantal V. Bright (20 October)

Creative, sensitive and grounded in diverse perspectives: Why we need inclusive climate change education by Catherine Walker, Kit Marie Rackley and Nerida Jolley (9 November)

Should we abandon agriculture altogether? by Steffen Hirth, Ulrike Ehgartner and Ivan Drlička (5 December)

Why the success of a green recovery requires engaging with – and learning from – minority communities by Sherilyn MacGregor and Nafhesa Ali (19 July)

Citizen Food Futures – event report by Jo Mylan (25 November)

How coronavirus reveals our unbreakable bond with single use plastic by Helen Holmes and Mike Shaver (27 April)

Changing behaviours, transforming society by Frank Boons (21 May)

COVID-19, ecological justice, and veganism by Hannah Battersby (29 May)

It’s time to talk about a feminist green new deal by Sherilyn MacGregor and Maeve Cohen (3 June)

Food support provision in Covid-19 times: Preliminary results from a study based in GM by Filippo Oncini (30 June)

Waste management and COVID-19 – What have we learnt so far? by Mariel Vilella (30 June)

SCI PhD Alice Swift reports on a recent action by the German climate activist group ‘Ende Gelände’ by Alice Swift (30 October)

Meat-free alternatives are dull – we need exciting vegan Christmas dinner ideas by Malte Rödl (9 January)

Gilets jaunes, Extinction Rebellion and neoliberal climate policy by Mat Paterson (4 February)

Victims, saviours or villains? Children in popular climate imaginaries by Catherine Walker (15 February)

School climate strikes: What next for the latest generation of activists? by Marc Hudson (22 February)

Everyday thriftiness: Austerity and sustainability by Helen Holmes (5 March)

Why the meat industry could win big from the switch to veggie lifestyles by Malte Rödl (27 March)

Education for sustainability, action-oriented research and the value of building bridges by Catherine Walker, Rachel Trajber and Rachael Lock (24 April)

Dr Alison Browne presents to Defra’s Joint Water Evidence Programme ‘Grand Challenges’ policy workshop by Alison Browne (5 June)

New net zero emissions target won’t end UK’s contribution to global warming – here’s why by Joe Blakey and Marc Hudson (2 July)

Vegan is the new vegetarian – why supermarkets need to go ‘plant-based’ to help save the planet by Ulrike Ehgartner (17 September)

A vegan meat revolution is coming to global fast food chains – and it could help save the planet by Malte Rödl (17 September)

What the Amazon fires tell us about the geopolitics of the climate emergency by Mark Harvey (23 September)

Don’t bet on the UN to fix climate change by Marc Hudson (3 October)

The Green New Deal’s contradiction by Mat Paterson (3 October)

International Repair Day – the right to repair and the politics of practice by Ulrike Ehgartner, Steffen Hirth and Dan Welch (21 October)

Inequalities and climate change by Mark Harvey (14 November)

The Sustainable Consumption Institute at the European Sociological Association Conference 2019 by SCI (18 November)

Can we reduce water demand to 80 litres a day? And what can the government do to support it? Claire Hoolohan and Alison Browne (25 November)

All food is “plant-based” – particularly meat and dairy by Steffen Hirth (25 November)

Imagined futures of consumption: Lay expectations and speculations by Dan Welch and Ulrike Ehgartner (25 November)

Environmental feminists taking up space at Conference of Parties (COP) by Joanna Wilson (8 January)

On the ‘meat edge’? Meat consumption and reduction in middle class urban China by Alison Browne, Jo Mylan and Zhu Di (2 March)

Planet 50:50? Linking labour and environment this International Women’s Day by SCI (8 March)

The SCI organised a workshop on the topic of meat consumption, non-meat consumption and sustainability as part of the ESRC Festival of Social Sciences by Steffen Hirth, Ema Johnson and Malte Rödl (9 April)

Greater Manchester’s Green Charter: The responsibility of whom? by Julia Kasmire (16 April)

Can a city ever be truly ‘carbon neutral’? by Sherilyn MacGregor and Joe Blakey (17 April)

Why France banned meat names for vegetarian alternatives by Malte Rödl (14 May)

To tackle inequality, we must first understand the exploitation that creates it by Mark Harvey (3 July)

Professor Mark Harvey – a political and intellectual trajectory by SCI (26 November)

Re-making Greater Manchester sustainably by Joe Blakey (23 June)

Small steps for creating community resilience – The Make Do and Mend Expo by Helen Holmes (12 July)

Sustainability: The new alchemy? by Julia Kasmire (26 July)

The European Sociological Association 2017 by SCI (29 September)

The SCI at the GRF: ‘Sustainable lifestyles, livelihoods, and the circular economy’ by SCI (29 September)

The International Sustainability Transitions Conference 2017 by SCI (29 September)

SCI at the British Sociological Association Conference 2017 by SCI (29 September)

The real story behind the huge crowds gathered at iPhone launches by Harals Wieser (6 November)

How to solve the ‘monster’ fatberg problem by Ali Browne, Mike Foden, David Evans, Liz Sharp and Matt Watson (27 November)