At #ICR24, our “Basics to Breakthroughs: Building the Foundation for Resilience” panel moderated by Roger Pulwarty, Ph.D., delved into the essential frameworks required for building climate resilience. With insights from Annalise Blum, PhD, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Water and Science at the Department of the Interior, Honorable Sharon Burke, President at Ecospherics, and Aaron Salzberg, Ph.D., Director of The Water Institute at UNC, the discussion was rich with innovative ideas and practical solutions for water management and science integration in policy. Find the panel discussion and others from #ICR24 here: https://okt.to/KMsBfm
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You’re invited to submit your work to our Special Issue “Featured Papers in Climate Finance” - Journal of Risk and Financial Management (B ABDC, Q1 Scopus). This Special Issue highlights the “Climate-related Risks and Opportunities towards Zero-emission Economies”, focusing on how the socio-economic dynamics, including business and finance, are impacted by climate-related risks in the transition process towards a greener economy. Please find more information about the possible topics and submission details below. #JRFM #ClimateFinance #ClimateRisk
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New Special Issue Online! #JRFM_MDPI invites you to submit your research to the #new Special Issue entitled “Featured Papers in Climate Finance”. Deadline for manuscript submissions is 30 November 2024. The Special Issue is edited by Prof. Dr. Christopher Gan and Dr. Linh Tu Ho. Be the first to submit your abstract via the link https://lnkd.in/gmBHfzP5 #mdpi #jrfm #newSI
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#Congratulations to Darby Chellis Bade of General Dynamics Information Technology, who has been named a 2024 Top Climate Exec to Watch! 👏 In 2024, Chellis Bade’s team is concentrating on combining environmental mission support with technology. Their business area actively supports both scientific and technical programs, and they find it exciting when these areas overlap. Chellis Bade finds it thrilling to address real environmental challenges using solid scientific methods and cutting-edge technologies. Read more by using the link below! https://lnkd.in/dGWTEzUB
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Great explanation why simulation is so important, and the potential impact of system dynamics.
🎥 THE POWER OF SYSTEM DYNAMICS. Here’s what Jorgen Randers, professor emeritus of climate strategy at the BI Norwegian Business School, says about the best thing that came out of System Dynamics. Learn more about the work that still resonates with today’s burning challenges.🔥 📚Limits to Growth: https://ow.ly/KkYH50QV9vj 📚Beyond the Limits: https://ow.ly/FFVx50QV9vb 📚Limits to Growth: A 30-Year Update: https://ow.ly/CUPk50QV9ve 📚Earth for All: https://ow.ly/ERpG50QV9vi 🎯 Let’s continue the conversation at #ISDC2024! Submit your Research Papers, Practitioner Applications, Work in Progress, Workshops, or Roundtable Proposal. The submission deadline is March 19, 2024. 🔗 About the Conference: https://ow.ly/shoP50QV9vk 🔗 Submission Instructions: https://ow.ly/5vN650QV9va #SystemDynamics #systemsthinking #systemsleadership #LTG50 #Earth4All The Club of Rome Earth4All
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In this new paper, CDRmare expert Miranda Boettcher and colleague Kari De Pryck investigate how and why ocean carbon sequestration approaches have been recently put back on the agenda as credible and legitimate mitigation strategies, despite major disagreements regarding their efficacy and safety. One of their key findings: “Marine CDR approaches are increasingly being framed as viable solutions, although it remains unclear for many scientists whether they actually work, as major knowledge gaps remain.” Read the paper here: https://lnkd.in/e96ePCfu #ASMASYS #CDR #carbonremoval CDRmare is a research mission of the Deutsche Allianz Meeresforschung (DAM) funded by the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung and the northern German federal states.
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In many countries, national spatial data relevant to Nature-based Solutions have not yet been developed or are inaccessible. This type of data is essential for spatial planning for areas suitable for nature-based solutions, needed to meet nature and climate objectives. 🌐🌿 A paper from UNEP-WCMC and partners examines the opportunities that high-quality global spatial datasets offer in the absence of national data to support decision making. It includes a detailed decision-tree to help national experts decide whether to use global data and is accompanied by a dashboard review of global datasets. Learn more here ➡️https://lnkd.in/dts_6xhH
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Thank you to the President of the United Nations General Assembly for inviting me to participate in the informal dialogue to focus on building global resilience and promoting sustainable development through infrastructure connectivity. On behalf of CDRI, I highlighted the key messages from our flagship Biennial Report https://lnkd.in/gmvWgZK4 and urged the member countries: - To support mainstreaming of disaster and climate resilience in economic and planning decisions; - To scale up innovative financial mechanisms that nudge us towards resilience; - And, to ensure that data systems, analytical tools, and technologies for managing disaster and climate risks are treated as global public goods
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#PublicSector #InformationGovernance #FOI #FOIA #FOISA #DataProtection practitioners! Please spare 5 mins on this rather dreary Monday to give your opinion on 'Issues in IG: How the current climate is impacting public sector information governance' https://lnkd.in/e8RHvKey
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Great research funding opportunity: Calling researchers interested in exploring options to respond to challenges (and opportunities!) at the intersection of climate change and violent conflict, particularly as they play out across borders. #climate #conflict #research #funding #EnvironmentalPeacebuilding
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: The XCEPT Research Fund is currently commissioning research at the intersection of conflict and climate. The XCEPT research programme is providing £500,000 for an awardee to build a body of research over the next two years that explores responses at the intersection of climate and conflict. For more information on the initiative and how to apply, click the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/e5EakajH
Request for Applications: Research on the intersections of conflict and climate - XCEPT
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I collaborate with people and institutions to bring new ideas to life | GM Canada, Carbon to Sea Initiative | Co-founder, Board Director, Halifax Tides FC
Gearing up for another season of ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) research in #Halifax, and another exploration by researchers with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in the works in the U.S. To learn more about the latter, register for this information session, August 21, 7:30 pm AST, https://lnkd.in/e5kJAvH2 A global community of practice is developing to explore if and how ocean alkalinity enhancement (‘adding alkalizing rocks to the ocean’ as I told my niece and nephew last week) can help heal the planet.
🗓️ Save the date for a virtual public information session that explores the need for ocean-based climate solutions and the critical role of science in evaluating their effectiveness and safety. In this webinar, you'll hear from Scott Doney (University of Virginia), Nina Bednarsek (Oregon State University), and #WHOI's own Adam Subhas. The panelists will also discuss the LOC-NESS Project, a scientific initiative focused on evaluating ocean alkalinity enhancement as a potential #climatesolution and cover the scope, methods, and potential environmental impacts of proposed field trials. The event will include an audience Q&A session and an opportunity to provide feedback. 📲 Register for the Zoom: go.whoi.edu/aug-21
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