Different animals emit different levels of greenhouse gases. This report pulls together the current evidence for different types, size and breeds of cattle in Scotland.
Developing a robust method for generating intensity data for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on Scottish farms.
This report summarises the extent certain agricultural practice changes in Scotland are (or could be) recognised in the smart inventory.
This report examines how Scotland’s agricultural soils might sequester carbon as part of an overall approach to mitigate against, and adapt to, climate change.
This briefing draws together the results of several projects that examined how the peatland responds when trees are removed from former conifer plantations on deep peat and the drainage channels are blocked.
Pros and cons of using different definitions of cost effectiveness in relation to energy efficiency investments in homes and non-domestic buildings.
The Scottish Energy Strategy sets out an ambition for 50% of all energy consumed in Scotland to come from renewable sources by 2030. One of the actions to achieve this is developing a bioenergy action plan.
An assessment of the impact of the 2018 summer heatwave on private water supplies in Scotland.
An assessment of the governance of Flood Risk Management (FRM) in Scotland with the aim to develop shared agendas among all FRM stakeholders.
This report looks at this future risk of water scarcity in Scotland, and the link between water scarcity and land use options.
A method for characterising and analysing a cross-sectoral adaptation issue
The way we generate, distribute and consume energy is changing, and many observers anticipate accelerated changes ahead. This project presents the results of a UKERC/CXC survey of UK energy experts and stakeholders.