domingo, 18 de maio de 2014

Time for Change? Climate Science Reconsidered


The launch of the report of the UCL Policy Commission on the Communication of Climate Science
The UCL Policy Commission on the Communication of Climate Science, chaired by Professor Chris Rapley, brings together a cross-disciplinary group of academics from geography, earth sciences, psychology, neuroscience, science and technology studies, and energy research to examine the role of climate scientists in society and the challenges faced in communicating climate science effectively to policymakers and the public. The Commission’s report argues that a fundamental rethink of the values and practices of climate science is required in order for the climate science community to engage fully with the demands of societal discourse. It makes a number of recommendations to improve communication, training and leadership for the climate science community.
Professor Rapley will present the key conclusions and recommendations of the UCL Policy Commission on the Communication of Climate Science before a panel discussion and open Q&A, chaired by Dr Claire Craig, Deputy Head, Government Office for Science.

 Speakers
 Professor Chris Rapley, Chair of the UCL Policy Commission on the Communication of Climate Science
 John Ashton, Founding Director, E3G and independent commentator and adviser on the politics of climate change. 
 Dr Tamsin Edwards, Research Associate in uncertainty in earth system modelling, University of Bristol
 Professor Arthur Petersen, Chief Scientist at the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency


Tuesday, 24 June 2014 from 18:30 to 20:30 (BST) - London, United Kingdom

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