SEI’s Sivan Kartha is one of the leading scientists to join a conversation with youth climate activists Greta Thunberg and Luisa Neubauer on Tuesday, 10 December, 8.45 – 9.45 at the Global Climate Action Hub, Hall 4, at COP25.
Unite Behind the Science is the title under which youth climate activists Luisa Neubauer of Fridays For Future and Greta Thunberg hold a conversation with leading climate scientists at COP25. (Photo: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty)
Youth climate activists Greta Thunberg and Luisa Neubauer will host a conversation with leading climate scientists about the message from scientists to governments at the COP25 climate talks. The conversation is titled “Unite Behind the Science,” echoing Thunberg’s repeated appeal for world leaders to listen to the scientists.
SEI’s Sivan Kartha will join this conversation. His work focuses on climate equity and he is co-director of the Climate Equity Reference Project; he recently contributed to the equity analysis behind the new 2019 Civil Society Equity Review.
● Greta Thunberg (Sweden) and Luisa Neubauer (Germany), climate activists
● Ko Barrett, IPCC Vice-Chair
● Rachel Cleetus, Union of Concerned Scientists
● Sivan Kartha, Stockholm Environment Institute
● William Moomaw, The Fletcher School, Tufts University
● Youba Sokona, IPCC Vice-Chair
Global Climate Action Hub (Hall 4), COP25, IFEMA
You can also watch the event afterwards on demand here: https://unfccc-cop25.streamworld.de/ondemand
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Journal article / This article reports on the open-source code behind the Climate Equity Reference Calculator and its web-based interface.
