Date/Time: December 8, 2022 (1-2PM ET / 10-11AM PT)
New International Carbon Funds (GCB) projections – not too long ago launched at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt – showcase not solely how a lot progress has been made prior to now 12 months to scale back CO2 emissions, but additionally what number of years of “carbon funds” we have now left.
Be part of us to study in regards to the newest GCB, final 12 months’s carbon emissions tendencies, and the way leaders can use this date to drive internet zero methods.
The webinar can be led by College of Exeter Professor and main writer of the GCB Pierre Friedlingstein, who will focus on:
- Present tendencies and sources in international carbon emissions
- The most important emitters – and what will be executed
- How leaders can use this information to construct and assist their internet zero plans
- What emissions tendencies imply for the remaining carbon funds
- Challenges and suggestions to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions, and restrict international warming to 1.5 levels Celsius
- How we are able to demystify local weather science and apply it to decision-making
Audio system:
- Pierre Friedlingstein, Professor and Chair in Mathematical Modelling of the Local weather System on the College of Exeter
- Jamie Beck Alexander, Director, Drawdown Labs
Moderator:
- Dylan Siegler, VP Sustainability, GreenBiz Group
If you cannot tune in reside, please register and we are going to e-mail you a hyperlink to entry the webcast recording and assets, obtainable to you on-demand after the reside webcast.
