SCRI's Laurie Laybourn speaks to Associated Press about the developing El Niño, which could be the strongest in centuries, driving severe drought across the tropics and accelerating global food insecurity.

SCRI's Laurie Laybourn tells Al Jazeera that the developing El Niño could be the strongest in centuries, driving severe drought across the tropics and accelerating global food insecurity.

SCRI's Laurie Laybourn joined BBC Radio 5 Live to discuss why real-world climate extremes are outpacing government planning assumptions - and why that gap is becoming a national security problem.

Executive Director Laurie Laybourn joins a Times Radio Drive panel to warn that UK national security increasingly hinges on resilience to climate-driven shocks, not just traditional threats.

Executive Director Laurie Laybourn warns that climate projections once expected for 2050 are manifesting decades early, leaving emergency services and national planning severely under-resourced.

Executive Director Laurie Laybourn warns that Europe’s summer of intense heat, fire, and drought proves the world has entered a new climate reality, exposing how government planning assumptions are being outstripped by escalating risks.

This discussion features Executive Director Laurie Laybourn providing analysis on European climate risks, systemic shocks, and political responses.

Executive Director Laurie Laybourn warns that climate-supercharged extreme weather poses a direct threat to UK national security as Britain faces a potential record-low harvest.

Executive Director Laurie Laybourn joins an expert panel to examine extreme heat, systemic risk, and what is needed to address Europe’s escalating climate crisis.

The Strategic Climate Risks Initiative submitted written evidence to the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Climate, Nature & Security inquiry.

In a recent interview with Al Jazeera Net, Laurie Laybourn shared insights into current ocean and atmospheric trends and what they signal for the months ahead.

Laurie Laybourn writes for Labour List on why the UK isn’t ready to survive global heating, but right-wing politicians are ready to exploit the fallout.

In this BBC News Hour interview, Laurie Laybourn speaks about the El Niño weather event.

SCRI Executive Director Laurie Laybourn provided evidence to the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee.

Writing for Comment Central, SCRI Executive Director Laurie Laybourn outlines policy implications of the UK’s security assessment on biodiversity.

SCRI’s Executive Director, Laurie Laybourn, was featured in The New York Times, warning that we could face a “perfect storm” of intersecting crises.

In this joint webinar SCRI’s Executive Director Laurie Laybourn and the University of Exeter's Professor Tim Lenton explore climate tipping points.

SCRI Executive Director Laurie Laybourn joins Oceanographic magazine’s roundtable to discuss AMOC collapse.

In a recent appearance on CGTN Europe, Laurie Laybourn discussed the growing fragility of global food systems.

In the wake of recent protests across Ireland the Daily Star gave positive coverage of SCRI analysis.