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News & Events
Free Film Screening: "Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science"
22nd April, 2013, 6pm
REGISTER NOW for the UCLEI Inaugural Annual Conference
17th and 18th June 2013
Migration Photo Competition: 'Moving People, Changing Lives' Results!
Water in a warming world
A compilation of recent articles in Nature Climate Change and Nature
Geoscience entitled Water
Reducing Risks of Future Disasters Priorities for Decision Makers
Healthy Cities online— UCL/Lancet Commission website launched
Public Lecture Series 2009-10
19 May 2010
Climate Curriculum: Sustainability, Culture Change and Collaboration at Harvard University
Heather Henriksen
The public reaction to the environmental crisis: why we are not doing enough and what the remedies could be
Tony Juniper
Two Cheers for Carbon Markets
Jill Duggan
After Copenhagen: where next to address climate change
Andy Atkins
The Great Transition; how we get from here to there
Andrew Simms
Ocean Acidification: Climate Change's Evil Twin
Daniela Schmidt
Climate Change
Co-Director: Chris Brierley, Department of Geography
Anthropogenic climate change, and the threat it presents to human society, is the great issue of our time. Achieving concerted international action on reducing greenhouse gas emissions is hampered by confusion caused by the inherent uncertainties in long-term projections (not to mention deliberate mis-information). UCL is at the forefront of research into climate change in a variety of disciplines: observing changes in the physical system, understanding their impacts and investigating the action needed to avoid and adapt to them. The Environment Institute is concerned with how uncertainties in that research interacts across studies and disciplines. It has a particular focus on how to communicate them, whilst not obscuring the climate changes certain to come.
Contact Details
Email: Chris Brierley

