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Our Common Future Under Climate Change

International Scientific Conference 7-10 JULY 2015 Paris, France

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Are biofuels really climate-friendly?

201508-31

By By Laura Mukhwana and Olivier Hamerlynck

Increasing global interest and demand for biofuels caused what some researchers refer to as ?ソスland grabbing?ソス. Foreign investors got large tracts of land in developing countries to produce biofuels mostly for export to developed countries.

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In the Mediterranean sea, the only certainty is change

201507-29

By By Arnaud Fache and Johanna Sadik

Climate change will strongly affect nutrients carried along Mediterranean Sea streams, impacting this biodiversity hotspot in ways scientists are not yet able to predict.

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Ice cores, corals and tree rings ?ソス What do they tell us about climate change?

201507-27

By By Laura Mukhwana (International Development Research Centre) and Helen McGregor (University of Wollongong)

Researchers have developed a new high-resolution, high-precision ice core record that shows that variations in organic carbon from land leads to decade-to-decade variation in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

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White roads and parks: Practical urban climate solutions

201507-17

By Arnaud F?ソスche

There is not a single way to fight climate change, but there are many complementary practical answers. All fields of knowledge seem to be gathering here in Paris, united to develop models for a sustainable future, both in rural and urban environments.

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Ecosystem change: how much do we know?

201507-17

By Fay Newbery, University of Reading

?ソスCan ecosystems adapt to climate change in the absence of a (human) helping hand??ソス

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Open Science for Public Good: Call for Papers

201507-17

By Kim Locke

One message that rang out loud and clear at last week?ソスs Our Common Future Under Climate Change conference was that scientists need to get the word out and help shape and drive discussions about our response to the climate crisis.

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A new climate for society: From hubris to humility

201507-16

By Gwendolyn Blue and Juliana Knapp

In the early 2000s, the rapper MC Hawking released the song ?ソスWhat we need more of is science?ソス ...

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Blaming climate change: processes and methods

201507-16

By Fay Newbery, University of Reading

It?ソスs easy to see recent patterns of change and want to blame climate change but how do we know that climate change is responsible?

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Food and farming under climate change: moving towards a global agreement

201507-16

By Vanessa Meadu (CCAFS Coordinating Unit)

Can a global climate change agreement meaningfully respond to the needs of smallholder farmers, who are already feeling the impacts of climate change? And can smallholder farmers join the global fight against climate change without compromising food security?

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Discours de M. Laurent Fabius, ministre des affaires ?ソスtrang?ソスres et du d?ソスveloppement international, pr?ソスsident de la COP 21, ?ソス la cl?ソスture de la Conf?ソスrence scientifique ?ソス l?ソスUNESCO ?ソス Our common future under climate change ?ソス

201507-15

By Our Common Future

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