Making science work for solutions | COP26 Presidency Event | UN Climate Change
May 6, 2022
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as posted by the channel09.11.21 - The climate crisis paints a necessarily stark picture of our current trajectory, but rising to the challenge of climate change presents our best opportunity for generations to create a future we want. This session at the UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow brought together experts and citizens from across the world to discuss how to better use the knowledge on climate risks to guide action on climate towards ambitious, just and climate resilient trajectories. The event explored what science can tell us about desirable futures, the benefits of ambitious climate action, and the solutions that can get us there.
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