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We have curated some literature gaps for your perusal. These gaps are important as we gradually move to achiveing a climate resilient society. When you conduct innovative research, they drive us closer to adavancement in inventions that are rooted in our own reality. Which one are you exploring? If you are working on any research at the moment, kindly share with us. #climateresearch #climateaction #science

🗣️ "The presence of different disciplines has proven to be important. The cohesion between climate scientists and social scientists is very beneficial for the final uptake of climate information into climate relevant sectors, such as agriculture or energy sectors", highlights project partner Eulàlia Baulenas from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center in this Science Explainer video. 📽 💡 Learn more about how #nextGEMS is becoming a knowledge community, which produces scientific breakthroughs while disseminating climate knowledge to society. 👉 Watch our Science Explainer here: https://buff.ly/3WxZjl9 #ClimateScience #ScienceCommunication #SciCom #ClimateModelling #ClimateChange #ClimateAdaptation #ClimatePolicy #KnowledgeNetworks #MitigationStrategies #AdaptationStrategies #StormsResolvingModelling

Dear Colleagues, We are having a workshop next March, "Climate Disinformation: European and Global Perspectives", and are announcing a call for papers. 📅 Event focus: The workshop aims to explore the complex issues surrounding climate change disinformation and seeks to develop effective strategies to counteract it. 📝 We are calling for papers from: Researchers, academics, and practitioners from a range of disciplines, including but not limited to: 🌱 Environmental Studies 🗳️ Political Science 🏛️ Sociology 📰 Media Studies 🔬 Science and Technology Studies 🔍 Topics of interest: ➡ Climate change disinformation: Mapping the stakeholders contesting public perceptions of climate change and decarbonisation ➡ Influence of political ideologies on climate change beliefs ➡ Impact of Big Tech companies: Investigating how technology and social media algorithms contribute to the spread of climate change denialism ➡ Geopolitics, political warfare, and climate change disinformation ➡ Climate change scepticism in the “Global South”: Exploring the dynamics of climate change scepticism in developing regions ➡ Challenges of greenwashing: Eroding public trust and slowing down systemic change ➡ Strategies for countering climate change disinformation 🎓 Bursaries available The organisers have a limited number of bursaries to support travel and accommodation costs for participants. 🔗 For more information and submission guidelines, please visit https://lnkd.in/dXXeD8cy 📢 Spread the word and join us in addressing one of the most urgent issues of our time #ClimateChange #Disinformation #Anthropocene #EnvironmentalPolitics #GreenPolitics

📝 Survey on research climate, best practices and equity, diversity & inclusion: we want to hear from you! 💡 What’s it like being a researcher in your corner of the world? How do you think we can improve research quality & reproducibility? Please join the #IRISE_EU survey & help us identify the benefits & challenges of implementing best practices across the global research landscape! 🔗https://lnkd.in/eG2RG4Dt #science #reproducibility #researchreproducibility #bestresearchpractices #EDI #researchclimate #researchquality

What are the benefits and challenges of implementing best practices across the global research landscape? Share your thoughts on research climate and EDI with the #iRISE_EU survey and help us improve research quality and credibility 🧠

Climate change communication must be distinct and separate from science communication. Communicating climate change often involves more than just conveying scientific facts and data. It [climate change] is a complex, multifaceted issue and involves not only scientific concepts but also social, economic, political, and ethical considerations. Communicating climate change requires addressing uncertainties, acknowledging diverse perspectives, and navigating complexities beyond the scope of traditional science communication. While climate change communication may require distinct approaches compared to science communication, it is essential to recognize the interconnectedness between the two domains. Climate communication should be informed by scientific evidence and expertise while also integrating insights from communication research, social sciences, humanities, and other disciplines to effectively engage diverse audiences and foster meaningful dialogue and action on this critical issue. Congratulations to the new breed of young climate journalists as you conclude your #NextGen Climate Fellowship with "Writing the Story of Our Generation.” WATCH: https://lnkd.in/gtSDKXu6

Are you an advocate of limiting the effects of climate change? Are you looking for a platform to showcase your research on the overarching implications of climate change transcending across the economic, political, social, and cultural realms? If yes, this post is for you. Project Urvi is an initiative under the flagship of Academia for Sustainable Development aimed at raising awareness of Climate Change's Disproportionate Impact on the Global South. To promote Social Science Research on Climate Change and provide a Supportive Environment for Academic Discussion, Project Urvi is hosting its first-ever Research Presentation Competition “ClimateQuest: Navigating Challenges, Cultivating Solutions, and Shaping Tomorrow" We are looking for research papers which can unveil the nexus between climate change, institutions, agriculture and food security, displacement of the populace and the intersectionality between genders. The first phase of the competition calls for Abstracts of not more than 500 words via the Google form attached below. The last day for submission is 31st January. Submit Abstracts Here: https://lnkd.in/dHPEsqSq To know more, check out the brochure below. #callforpapers #callforabstracts #callforabstract #researchpaper #competition

🌍 We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new journal, Dialogues on Climate Change, a new open peer review journal: https://ow.ly/7yVc50TqE3F. Edited by Dr. Rob Bellamy, the journal will foster critical thinking on all climate change topics and encourage debates among scholars from the social and behavioural sciences, natural sciences, and humanities to drive actionable insights and solutions for a sustainable future. 🌱 Discover more about the journal and how it's contributing to the climate change dialogue: https://ow.ly/rgrB50TqE3E #ClimateChange #SustainableFuture

🔎 Check out the survey from our sister project iRISE_EU and help them identify the benefits & challenges of implementing best practices across the global research landscape 👏

I am happy to share that my 1st PhD paper, titled Assesment of Global state of Climate-induced Loss and Damage Research - A systematic review, has been accepted. This review aims to shed light on the evolving landscape of loss and damage, as many communities are increasingly facing irreversible climate impacts that surpass the capacities of mitigation and adaptation efforts so as to generate relevant insights that can inform interventions for safeguarding vulnerable populations. I am excited😊 #lossanddamage #limitstoadaptation #systematicreview