New LSE research finds AIs model may introduce gender bias in care decisions, affecting how social workers assess women’s physical and mental health.

LSE is a social science university based in London with a global reach, named University of the Year 2025. And we are the ...

LSE has once again seen improvements across its National Student Survey (NSS) results, increasing its scores in nine out of ...

This study provides the first comprehensive analysis of Southeast Asia’s sustainability-linked finance market, addressing critical gaps in integrating nature-related risks into financial instruments.

Response to the ruling made by a German court in the landmark climate litigation case brought by a Peruvian farmer against electricity producer RWE. Joana Setzer, Associate Professor at the Grantham ...

This paper uses detailed data on consumption patterns from France to quantify the gender gap in carbon footprints related to food and transport and investigate its underlying drivers.

This study quantifies the impacts of heat stress on the UK labour force, focusing on labour supply, labour productivity, the health of workers, and how adaptation is reducing the negative impacts.

This report focuses on the exploration of existing low-emission cooling solutions to extreme heat through the review of international and UK evidence, with a particular focus on London but with 14 ...

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ATTENUATE is a collaborative project focused on unlocking private sector funding for climate adaptation, building the case for greater public sector investment, and addressing governance barriers to ...

We are delighted to announce the second issue of the LSE Law School’s Legal Studies Working Paper Series for 2025.

This statement responds to the publication of the COP29 Presidency text on the new collective quantified goal on climate finance.