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Informing effective climate solutions for achieving net zero with the best available research from the @universityofoxford.bsky.social & international partners. https://netzeroclimate.org/.

Five people stand in a row, smiling. Behind them is a door. The second person from the left is a man. The rest are women. The second person from the right is not wearing glasses. The rest of the people are. The woman on the far left has her hand on her hip.
Rows of stripes moving from mostly blue to mostly red show how Oxford's average temperature has increased since 1814. Each stripe represents the average temperature for one year.
A flyer advertising a talk by Professor Myles Allen. The flyer has an outline image of his profile overlaid by a photo of a wind turbine and text describing the talk.
A flyer advertising an event on 12 March 2026. The title is "Fireside Chat with Professor Jan Rosenow: Why the energy transition is harder and easier than we think". Time: 17:30–19:00 GMT. Place: McGregor Matthews Room, New College, Oxford. Hosted by the Oxford Policy Technology & Investment for Climate Society (OPTICS).
A flyer about an event taking place on 2 March at the Oxford Martin School. The event is titled "OPEN Conversation on Parliament, Policy, and Sustainable Impact". It will cover how researchers can better engage with the UK Parliament's Select Committees. The discussion panel will include Committee Specialists from the House of Commons and Oxford University academics.
The image shows the text of a quote. In the bottom left corner is a decorative design. In the bottom right corner are two logos. The quote reads: "For developing countries, we recognise that transitioning away from fossil fuels will not happen immediately. It is a long game, but one that needs to start now. The paper highlights the action points that can be contextualised to developing countries." The quote is by Dr Jessica Omukuti, who works for Oxford Net Zero.
The image shows the text of a quote. In the bottom left corner is a decorative design. In the bottom right corner are two logos. The quote reads: "While fossil fuels still play a large role in today's energy system, their long-term position is less secure than it appears. Falling demand, cheaper clean energy, and the realities of carbon removal are steadily weakening their economic foundations." The quote is by Dr Siyu Feng, who works for Oxford Net Zero.
A large boat waits at a dock. In the foreground are three flagpoles. The sky is blue and there are a few clouds. The boat is mostly white, with tropical leaf designs and a blue section painted on the side. Its name is "Banzeiro da Esperança", or Boat of Hope. In the background is another large boat. One person stands on the dock facing away from the camera. In the bottom left corner is the front of a car.
Image of the New York City skyline advertising Climate Week NYC. The Empire State Building is in the middle of the image. The tagline is "Power On". The dates are September 21–29, 2025.
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This image is in two parts. On the left-hand side, a woman in a blazer stands smiling in front of a mirror-fronted building that displays a European Union flag. On the right-hand side is a quote from her: "Separate targets for emission reductions, permanent carbon removal, and LULUCF [land use, land-use change and forestry] are key to climate integrity. There's still time for the EU's 2040 target to get this right". Below the quote is her name and affiliation: Dr Alice Evatt, Oxford Net Zero Research Fellow.
An image of a flyer advertising an event on 5 June at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford. The flyer has names and photos of multiple speakers and moderators, as well as speaker topics. It has a QR code and logos from the University of Oxford and United Nations Human Rights.
Cover of the Markets & Mandates report
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