Climatology and Carbon Management

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The Climate Action Community is an IES Challenge-Led Community focussed on championing the work of professionals in the environmental sciences in climate action, promoting the work of experts and evidence around climate change and driving change to ensure adaptation and mitigation measures are accurate, ambitious and achievable. The Community champions interdisciplinary working and a systems approach to the interlinked crises of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution.

This Community was established as the time-limited COP26 Community and transitioned into the permanent Climate Action Community after COP26.

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ROAD to COP30: Delivering Solutions

To meet the scale of the challenge posed by climate change, the focus of COPs must rapidly move from discussion to delivery. We know what we need to do, and a strong public mandate for ambitious...

ROAD to COP30: Adapting to 1.5+ Degrees

Despite a significant increase in focus at recent climate COPs, climate adaptation remains underfunded and under-recognised. With the prospect of a world beyond 1.5 degrees looking increasingly...

Most recent journal on Climatology and Carbon Management

Interweaving disciplines

This edition dives into how interdisciplinary working is changing the environmental sciences. It explores how working across boundaries can unlock fresh ideas, systemic change, and real-world impact

Climatology and Carbon Management profile

Daniel Helm

Daniel works in the Regulatory Division of the Australian Government Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency. This division has the responsibility of administering the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act. The Act is the single national framework for the reporting of...

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