Climate Meeting
Events
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Climate Crisis – Health and Climate Change
Climate change affects health directly through access to safe drinking water, sufficient food and secure shelter. Global heat related deaths are increasing. Agriculture is stressed by extreme weather, and tropical[...]
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Climate Crisis and Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is playing a crucial role in fighting climate change by providing advanced tools for monitoring, predicting, mitigating, and adapting to its impacts. AI can analyze vast datasets from[...]
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THE OCEANS AND CLIMATE CHANGE
The oceans play a fundamental role in the Earth's climate system. They cover about 71% of the planet's surface and have a massive capacity to absorb and store heat and[...]
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UK CLIMATE IN TRANSITION
The UK climate is undergoing a significant transition driven by global climate change. We are seeing hotter dryer summers, with more frequent heat waves impacting health. Also warmer wetter winters[...]
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HUMAN MIGRATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE 10am Wed 27 Aug
Over the past million years human migration has been largely driven by climate change. Since the industrial revolution green house has emissions have resulted in human generated climate change. Average[...]
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ADAPTING TO CLIMATE CHANGE
Global average temperatures are predicted to rise by 2C by 2050 and 2.6-2.9C by 2100. The impact includes increased heat deaths, changing weather patterns, and pressure on water supply and[...]
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CLIMATE CHANGE, BIODIVERSITY & ECOSYSTEMS
Biodiversity is a measure all living things on Earth & their interconnection (animals, plants...). Population of living things has declined by 69% globally since 1970 due to climate change, pollution[...]
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HUMAN MIGRATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Human migration driven by climate change goes back millions years. It continues today in far greater numbers as the Earth warms to +2C by 2050 and +3C beyond 2100. Countries[...]
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WATER SUPPLY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Global water consumption has risen significantly due to population growth and industrial expansion. Currently, 75% of the global population resides in countries classified as water-insecure, and 50% of the world's[...]
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Regenerative Agriculture 10.00-11.30am Wed 25 Feb
Regenerative agriculture reduces carbon emissions making the soil more resistant to climate change. However, the takeup is slow due to costs and the need to learn new farming practices.
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Regenerative Agriculture and Climate Change
Regenerative agriculture reduces carbon emissions making the soil more resistant to climate change. However, the takeup is slow due to costs and the need to learn new farming practices.
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WASTE AND CLIMATE CHANGE 10am-11.30am Wed 25 March
Modern consumer society is currently trapped in a "take-make-waste" cycle, with the average person in the UK generating 620kg of waste annually—a figure contributing to 5.5% of the nation's greenhouse[...]