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The listings below are for climate-related events across the University of Leeds.

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Carbon bombs and the global climate change mitigation agenda

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Carbon bombs are fossil fuel projects with more than 1 gigaton of potential CO2 emissions. University of Leeds researchers have established the global list of such projects consisting of roughly 200 oil and gas fields and 200 coal mines. The potential for defusing new carbon bombs, putting existing ones into harvest mode and how to...

Climate and Finance

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Experts share insights on the priorities, and pitfalls, of the COP27 finance negotiations, and how finance is key to climate action. COP27 saw renewed focus, and pressure, on the role of financial institutions and economic policy as crucial to achieving a ‘just transition’, with the ‘Loss and Damage’ fund. This was agreed by governments after...

COP27 reflections

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  After two weeks of fierce negotiations and countless conversations, COP27 in the Egyptian city of Sharm El-Sheikh came to a close. As an official observer of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the University of Leeds sent a delegation to COP27. These researchers spent an intense time at COP27, presenting their research,...

Cultural Heritage, Climate Change and Disasters: Relevance, Challenges and Future Actions

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During this online webinar, we will launch the report titled “Cultural heritage in the context of disasters and climate change: insights from the DCMS-AHRC Cultural Heritage and Climate Change Cohort” recently published by PRAXIS (University of Leeds) and the CRITICAL project (University of Edinburgh). The report presents the results of a series of workshops organised...