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Dr. Matthew Winning is a Lecturer (Teaching) in the Economics of Sustainability at the Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources, University College London. He combines expertise in environmental economics with public engagement through climate comedy, hosting BBC Radio 4's Net Zero: A Very British Problem, and authoring the acclaimed book Hot Mess: What On Earth Can We Do About Climate Change.
- Education: PhD in Climate Change Policy from the University of Strathclyde's Fraser of Allander Institute.
- Former Roles: Senior Research Fellow (2012-2023) at UCL, Head of Climate Research at Oxford Economics (2023-2024).
His research focuses on macroeconomic impacts of environmental policies, including climate change policy, circular economy, green growth, low-carbon transitions, and water scarcity economics. He has contributed to major projects like the UK Energy Research Centre, UKRI Centre on CircularMetals, and COP21 RIPPLES, with work cited by the IPCC AR6 WG3, the OECD, and the UK Climate Change Committee.
The 15 most recent publications include analyses of climate-health links (Lancet Countdown reports), industrial decarbonisation strategies (hydrogen in steel production), climate finance challenges for developing economies, and water scarcity economic models. His work bridges environmental economics with actionable policy insights.
- Scientific Awards:
- Pick of the Fringe at Bedford Fringe Festival.
Matthew mentors PhD students, teaches MSc modules on environmental economics, and engages in public outreach as a climate comedian. He has performed at COP28, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and BAFTA events, and co-hosts the Operation Earth podcast. His TEDx talk on humor-based climate communication highlights his unique approach to education and advocacy.
