On 10 October, Stockholm Environment Institute invites you to a press briefing where our leading experts will share their perspectives on the key issues set to dominate the upcoming Conferences of the Parties: the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16) in Cali, Colombia (21 October–1 November) and the UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan (11–22 November).
Biodiversity in coral reefs is crucial for our livelihoods. The reefs are threatened by climate change.
The briefing will not only highlight major biodiversity and climate trends but will show how these two agendas are increasingly interlinked, as demonstrated in SEI research.
15:00 Welcome
Ulrika Lamberth, SEI Senior Press Officer
Introductory remarks: Coupled systems – biodiversity and climate
Åsa Persson, SEI Research Director and Deputy Director
15:05–16:00 Presentations
16:00–16:25 Open for questions
16:25–16:30 Upcoming reports, publications and key SEI events
Ulrika Lamberth, SEI Senior Press Officer
Date and time: 10 October, 15.00–16.30 CEST
Format: Online meeting via Zoom. To register, sign up here.
More information about SEI at COP29 will be available at the briefing.
Ulrika Lamberth, Senior Press Officer, Stockholm Environment Institute
+46 73 801 70 53, [email protected]
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