UK Climate Resilience Programme Webinar Series 2021 and Opportunities Ahead
Explore the UK Climate Resilience Programme's webinar details, new research findings, and upcoming opportunities like the Met Office hackathon. Learn about climate data visualization, national flood and coastal erosion risk management, and more. Stay informed about climate change threats and initiatives for sustainable development. Engage in presentations, Q&A sessions, and discussions. Join the conversation and be part of creating innovative tools for climate resilience.
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SPF UK Climate Resilience Programme Webinar Series 2021
Timing 12:00 UK Climate Resilience Programme news Professor Jason Lowe OBE Head of Climate Services, Met Office Dr Harriet Orr and Alex Cutler, Environment Agency 12.05 Climate resilience and the national flood and coastal erosion risk management strategy 12.35 Q&A and discussion Panellists 13.00 End Website: https://www.ukclimateresilience.org/
How to engage Presentations first then Q&A and discussion Post questions in the Q&A box at any time Upvote yourfavourites Attendees will remain muted unless enabled to speak by the host Webinar (audio and slides) will be shared after the event Technical problems chat Please note: this webinar is being recorded Twitter: @UKCRP_SPF #UKclimateResil Website: https://www.ukclimateresilience.org/
Programme news New research from the programme https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/abd9f2
Programme news Opportunity to explore new ways to visualise climate data such as UK Climate Projections (UKCP) and how to combine it with other types of data to produce new and innovative tools. Successful outputs may be showcased at COP26. 3 themes: Marine and Coastal; Nature Based Solutions; Sustainable Development at Home and Abroad. Met Office hackathon To register email cop26@metoffice.gov.uk with subject Met Office Hackathon Keep Me Informed Include: your organisation s name theme(s) you are interested in. Two-day virtual event 16-17 March 2021
Wider News The National Trust warns the number of its sites facing a high level of threat from issues such as coastal erosion, extreme heat and flooding could rise from 5% to 17% over the next 40 years. Its map plots a worst-case scenario where nothing is done over that time to drive down global carbon emissions. Climate change threats map produced by the National Trust More info at:https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/how-were-tackling-climate-change
Climate resilience and the national flood and coastal erosion risk management strategy Harriet Orr and Alex Cutler, Environment Agency
Questions, answers, discussion
Next webinars: Wednesday, 24th March, 2021 12.00-13.00 Speaker: Mike Davies, University College London and April Cole, Care Quality Commission Title: Wednesday, 21st April, 2021 12.00-13.00 Overheating in Care Homes Speaker: Myoussef Nassef (UNFCCC Secretariat), Louise Ellis (University of Leeds), Cabinet Office speaker tbc Title: COP 26: Implications for enhancing resilience Register on our website: https://www.ukclimateresilience.org/news-events/climate-resilience-webinar- series-2020-2021/
Contact details Website: www.ukclimateresilience.org Twitter: @UKCRP_SPF YouTube: UK Climate Resilience programme The UK Climate Resilience programme is supported by the UKRI Strategic Priorities Fund. The programme is co-delivered by the Met Office and NERC on behalf of UKRI partners AHRC, EPSRC, ESRC.
