Zoom

May 29-31, 202

Mark your diaries! The 3rd #NetZeroStocktake2023 launches this Monday 12th June @ 9.30am CEST, from the #BonnClimateConference.

Our third annual Stocktake this year shows how the #UN #HLEG guidelines on credible #netzero commitments that were announced at #COP27 have landed across ALL global entities. We show if the fossil fuel sector’s climate targets reflect the #fossilfuel phase-out plans that the scientific and policy consensus demands.

Plus, we provide a window on the increasing convergence across voluntary net zero standards, guidelines and accountability frameworks – which provide the crucial guidance and good practice for policymakers to put net zero on the road to regulation.

All are welcome to the press conference 09:30am CEST on Monday, plus the report, graphics and press release will be available at www.zerotracker.net from first thing Monday morning.

Details

June 12, 2023

9:30AM CEST

UNFCCC Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany

UNFCCC webcast recording: https://uncch.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=a1652fca-6bd1-4a47-9322-b01f013737df

Zoom

May 29-31, 2023

DDL Director Dr. Angel Hsu will be joining the Economist’s 3rd annual Sustainability Week US.

Economist Impact’s 3rd annual Sustainability Week US is an event that makes a difference through its focus on immediate action by governments and organizations, with the goal to help create a better, much more sustainable, adaptable and resilient world tomorrow.

Sustainability Week US brings together the public and private sectors in a hybrid format and showcases the most practical initiatives to turn sustainable plans into actions. It analyses the success of not only best practices but also investigates the answers to difficult questions, such as making sustainability a priority across the whole organization and its supply chain.

Dr. Hsu will discuss the Net Zero Tracker, a collaboration between four organizations incluidng DDL. The aim of the Net Zero Tracker is to collect data on who has pledged net-zero targets and factors that indicate the integrity of those targets to separate quality pledges from greenwashing

Details

May 30, 2023

2:40-3:10 PM ET

Zoom

Durham, NC

May 14, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu spoke at the graduation celebration for Duke’s 2023 graduates in the Masters in Interdisciplinary Data Science Program.

Details

May 14th

Duke University

Durham, NC

Watch a recording of the commencement ceremony here.

Chapel Hill, NC

April 28, 2023

DDL is hosting an open house to celebrate moving into our new office space on Franklin St.

Local climate researchers, professors, and community members are welcome to join to check out our new space, enjoy some refreshments, and chat about our data-driven climate policy research!

We hope to see you there!

Details

April 28th

4:00 – 6:00 PM ET

134 E. Franklin St

Chapel Hill, NC

RSVP here.

Dubai

April 24-26, 2023

DDL Director Dr. Angel Hsu will join the Global Future Council meeting on the Future of Clean Air, hosted by the World Economic Forum.

The World Economic Forum Global Future Council meetings bring together experts from business, government, and research to discuss challenges and solutions to the most pressing challenges of our time.

Details

April 24th – 26th

Madinat Jumeirah Conference & Events Centre

Dubai, UAE

More information about the Global Future Council on the Future of Clean Air is available here.

Charlottesville, VA

April 21, 2023

DDL Director Dr. Angel Hsu will join Panel 3 on Climate, tech infrastructure, and political influence. As the race to net zero intensifies, there are opportunities for both U.S.-China collaboration and U.S.-China competition. This panel will focus on the impact that new climate technologies will have on this relationship and other global political systems.

Angel will be joined by Joanna Lewis, Provost’s Distinguished Associate Professor of Energy and Environment and Director of the Science, Technology and International Affairs Program in the School of Foreign Service at George Washington University, and Scott Moore, Director of China Programs and Strategic Initiatives at the University of Pennsylvania. The panel will be moderated by Michael Lenox, Taylor Murphy Professor at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business.

Details

9 AM – 12:30 PM ET

April 21, 2023

The Miller Center, 2201 Old Ivy Rd

Charlottesville, VA

Virtual Option Available

More information about the conference is available here.

UNC Chapel Hill

April 18, 2023

DDL Student Research Assistant Christian Chung will join as a guest on a panel on Environmental Diplomacy: Student Experiences from COP27. The panel will feature four Tar Heels who participated in the COP27 in November 2022.

Felix Dodds, adjunct professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, will moderate the panel. Lunch will be served!

This panel is part of Carolina Diplomacy Week, an annual week of events hosted by the Diplomacy Initiative of the Office of the Vice Provost for Global Affairs (OVPGA).

Details

12:30 PM

UNC Chapel Hill

FedEx Global Education Center Room 4003, zoom option available

UNC Chapel Hill

April 17, 2023

DDL Director Dr. Angel Hsu will present a 10-minute presentation on DDL’s work at Sustainable Carolina’s Earth Week Research Symposium.

Sustainable Carolina plans to bring together researchers in various fields, including STEM, law, policy, business, and more to draw connections between research done at UNC and the university’s sustainability.

Details

April 17, 2023

2 – 4 PM ET

Wilson Library

More information about Sustainable Carolina is available here.

A recording of the event is available here.

Wake Forest University

April 13, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu will be speaking at Wake Forest University, where she earned her Bachelors degrees, on “Catalyzing virtuous climate action: an empiricial model of polycentric governance.”

Details

4:30- 6 PM ET

ZSR Auditorium

More information available here.

UNC Chapel Hill

April 1, 2023

Morehead Planetarium and Science Center, in partnership with the students and faculty at UNC, celebrate science with our community.

This annual celebration of science features more than 100 hands-on activities and science demonstrations led by STEM students, researchers, and practitioners from UNC-Chapel Hill. The UNC Science Expo is your chance to get up close and personal with cutting edge science hands-on activities, demonstrations, games, and performances.

The UNC Science Expo is a signature event of the North Carolina Science Festival.

Details

11 AM – 4 PM ET

Morehead Planetarium

More information available here.

Brown University

March 19, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu joined Brown’s 2023 China Summit for a panel discussion on “Accelerating the Adoption of Renewable Energy, Globally and in China: Challenges and Opportunities.”

Brown brings leaders and scholars across different fields to engage in open discourse on International Politics, Finance, Sustainability, and other issues between the US and China, at their annual China Summit.

This summit creates constructive dialogues that engages and challenges young scholars at Brown and beyond.

Details

10:15 – 11:30 EST

Zoom

More information available here.

Yale NUS, Singapore

March 2-3, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu will join as a guest speaker for Urban Model Making: Knowledge, Technology and Society, a workshop organized by the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (NUS).

Dr. Hsu will give a presentation on “Modeling Inequalities in Urban Environmental Challenges” on the “Urban Models as Large-Scale Socio-Technical Systems” panel. 

The objectives of this workshop are to:
1. understand and reflect on the practices of building scientific models of the built environment that manage, plan for
and simulate the future of cities in Asia;
2. compare different uses of models of environments (e.g. buildings, urban space, climate, economy, health) across
different Asian cites and inter–Asia;
3. understand the positionalities of multiple stakeholders in Singapore across academia, government agencies, and
industries;
4. begin to develop an Asian and global network of urban modelling scholars.

Details

10:30 AM SGT

AS8 Level 4, Seminar Room 04–04

More information available here.

Zoom

February 24, 2023

The 2nd annual Scholar of Global Distinction student and educator program will explore how the world’s most populous country, the People’s Republic of China, approaches questions of climate change. The program will feature UNC Professor Angel Hsu as the keynote speaker. Professor Hsu leads an interdisciplinary research group that innovates and applies quantitative approaches to pressing environmental issues. Scholar of Global Distinction students will have an opportunity to earn 4 hours towards the 8-hour international activity requirement of the Scholar of Global Distinction program. The program is open to Scholar of Global Distinction students and educators.

Details

Zoom

11:00 am – 12:00 pm ET

Webinar is free, but registration is required.

Learn more and register here.

UNC Chapel Hill

February 21, 2023

Paul A. O’Keefe is a social psychologist, Associate Professor at Yale-NUS College, Associate Professor at the NUS Business School (by courtesy), and Director of the Mindsets & Motivation Lab. He studies motivation and goal pursuit, focusing on the roles of implicit self-theories (mindsets), interest, and passion.

Students are often told to find their passion, as though passions and interests are pre-formed and must simply be discovered. This idea, however, has hidden repercussions. The current research examined implicit theories of interest—the idea that personal interests are inherent and relatively fixed (a fixed theory of interest) or developed (a growth theory of interest). In laboratory studies, a growth (vs. fixed) theory led those with strong interests in one area to express greater interest in a new or different area, and to maintain a new-found interest when pursuing it became difficult. Similarly, a 1-year randomized controlled field experiment showed that incoming liberal arts undergraduates who learned about a growth theory (vs. control) developed more interest in their two mandatory math/science courses—areas outside of their pre-existing interests—which predicted a higher final grade in both courses. This openness and pursuit of new interests suggests that a growth theory might predispose people to see connections among disciplines and engage in more creative and innovative problem solving. Indeed, additional lab experiments showed that a growth (vs. fixed) theory leads to a stronger tendency to effectively integrate the arts and sciences. Taken together, as compared to a growth theory, a fixed theory tends to diminish the development and diversity of one’s interests, learning in new or different domains, and the ability to innovate. As the world continues to globalize, we will need creative, interdisciplinary approaches to solve new and old problems. Cultivating a growth theory of interest among students might spark that process, setting them on a trajectory for careers that will have a positive impact on the world.

Details

UNC Chapel Hill

Phillips Hall, Room 328 on East Cameron Ave.

12:30 PM ET

UNC Chapel Hil

February 3, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu, Post-doctoral Research Associate Kaihui Song, and Research Scientist Zhi Yi Yeo will present on understanding urban heat disparities through data for our January seminar series.

Details

1:00 – 2:00 PM ET

UNC Chapel Hill

Toy Lounge, Dey Hall

200 South Rd., Chapel Hill, NC

Philadelphia, PA

January 26, 2023

DDL Director Angel Hsu will join for a public panel discussion hosted by the Penn Project on the Future of US-China Relations.

The U.S.-China relationship is multifaceted, singularly important, and recently troubled. The Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations brings together leading scholars specializing in key areas to examine and make recommendations for U.S. policy toward China in key areas, including national security, economic competitiveness, technology, climate, education, and human rights. In the wake of the meeting between Biden and Xi on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali and on the eve of Secretary of State Blinken’s visit to China, this panel will feature several participants in the Project to discuss the current state of U.S.-China relations and possible paths for U.S. policy.

This public session is held in conjunction with the plenary meeting of the Penn Project on the Future of U.S.-China Relations, which is organized by Penn’s Center for the Study of Contemporary China and supported by Penn’s China Research and Engagement Fund and the Henry Luce Foundation.

Panelists:

Gerard DiPippo (Center for Strategic and International Studies)

Sophie Richardson (Human Rights Watch)

Angel Hsu (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)

Joel Wuthnow (National Defense University)

Moderator:

Susan Thornton (Paul Tsai China Center, Yale Law School)

Details

12:45 – 2:00 PM ET

World Forum, Perry World House, 3803 Locust Walk

Informal lunch provided

Watch the recording here.

UNC Chapel Hill

January 11, 2023

Last year, DDL Director Angel Hsu selected 14 of 45 student applicants to join her at COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh, where they got to experience firsthand climate-related presentations, negotiations, and policymaking decisions.

Join us for a conversation with the students about their experiences and key takeaways from the conference.

Details

4:00 – 5:00 PM ET

Zoom or Student Union Room 2518B

209 South Rd

Recording will be available shortly.

Chicago, IL

December 14, 2022

Research/Data Scientist Xuewei Wang will be present a paper entitled “Using Machine Learning to Predict Urban Climate Mitigation Performance,” co-authored with Director Angel Hsu, as part of the Global Environmental Change Session at the AGU Fall Meeting.

AGU Fall Meeting is the most influential event in the world dedicated to the advancement of Earth and space sciences. Every year, AGU Fall Meeting unites the Earth and space science community to share findings, connect like-minded scientists from around the world, and advance our profession and shared passion for the impact of science.

Details

December 14, 2022

4:45 – 6:15 CT 

In-person, McCormick Place, S502ab

Learn more here: AGU Fall Meeting

DDL’s abstract: Using Machine Learning to Predict Urban Climate Mitigation Performance

College Park, MD

November 28 – December 2, 2022

DDL Post-doctoral Research Associate Kaihui Song and Director Angel Hsu present two papers at the Integrated Assessment Modeling Consortium (IAMC) annual meeting. See the preliminary agenda.

Kaihui will present a paper along with UNC Prof. Noah Kittner, “Projecting Future Disparities in Heat Stress in the Continental US,” which utilizes climate change scenario models, an output of integrated assessment models used in the IPCC, to project future disparities in heat stress and energy burden. The paper also includes Prof. Wei Peng, Penn State, Angel Hsu (UNC), and Yu Ying (UNC).

Angel will present a paper, “Quantifying Non-state and Subnational Climate Mitigation Contributions with IAMs,” which discusses how integrated assessment models can incorporate insights from business and local government actors. The paper includes Mark Roelfsema (Utrecht University) and Takeshi Kuramochi (NewClimate Institute) as co-authors.

Details

8:00 AM November 28 – 5:00 PM December 2, CET

College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center, College Park, MD

Check the IAMC website for information on how to register.

Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

November 17, 2022

Research/Data Scientist Zhi Yi Yeo will be speaking on “Climate action by businesses, cities, and cooperative initiatives: faster, and stronger towards more ambitious NDCs” at a side event at COP 27 on November 17.

Since the adoption of the Paris Agreement, a myriad of actors incl. businesses, cities, and cooperative initiatives have committed to a low-carbon and resilient future, promising to narrow emissions and financing gaps; to accelerate implementation; and to spur ambition. This event takes stock of efforts by businesses, cities, and international cooperative initiatives and discusses new reports, progress and impacts, and opportunities to enhance NDCs and accelerate action across all sectors.

Other speakers include from NewClimate Institute, Radboud University, German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS), and PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency,

Details

5:30 – 6:30 PM EET

Virtual – Zoom / EU Pavillion in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

Watch the recording here.

Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

November 10, 2022

DDL Director Angel Hsu will speak on the importance of tracking scope 3 emissions at a panel hosted by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.

Clear, comprehensive, reliable and comparable sustainability information is increasingly seen as one of the foundational building blocks for companies to be able to take targeted action to tackle their climate impacts. You cannot manage, what you cannot measure and track. 

In this session members of the Partnership for Carbon Transparency – an initiative led by WBCSD and supported by the We Mean Business Coalition which brings together different stakeholders working on this challenge to jointly put in place the methodological and technological infrastructure necessary for emissions data exchange – will share the progress made in enabling companies to truly understand their supply chain emissions. 

Panellists will discuss the prerequisites for transparency, with a particular focus on technological interoperability, and will share details of a recently completed data exchange pilot. They will also discuss the further steps needed to ensure confidentiality and integrity of data, explore the opportunities transparency presents for organizations of all sizes and demonstrate the vital role of collaboration across systems and initiatives in this space. 

If you are doubtful that the Scope 3 challenge can be resolved, this is the session for you! 

Details

10:30 EET

We Mean Business Pavillion

Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

November 10, 2022

DDL will be hosting an event at COP 27 on November 10 for World Science Day where winners of the GST Datathon will present their research and findings.

The Datathon is facilitates the understanding of data related to the technical dialogue of GST1 and could contribute to the assessment of collective progress. The datathon includes the preparation of prompts and datasets based on the different themes of GST1. The analytical work enables a visualization potential opportunities and identifies creative ways for overcoming challenges.

Two projects – one that created a database of climate action and a second that measured ocean protection – were recently crowned winners of the first Global Stocktake Climate Datathon.

Details

5:00 PM EET

Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt

November 9, 2022

DDL will attend an informal poster session where participants can learn more about actors and research involved in the Global Stocktake.

During the session, ask questions about their research methods, results, and applications of their findings.

Details

2:00 – 4:00 PM EET

Plenary 2 – Ramses

Zoom

October 26, 2022

Protecting people from extreme heat in cities will be one of the central challenges of climate adaptation in the 21st century. At the same time, many cities have pledged to reduce their carbon footprints — even as the need for air conditioning expands — in an attempt to hit net zero by 2050.

How can cities balance the need to cool off with the urgent imperative to reduce carbon emissions? Join Annual Reviews, Knowable Magazine and Future Tense for a conversation about how we can make cities cooler — and save lives — without further heating the planet.

Attendees will learn:

• What causes the urban heat island effect and why it disproportionately affects people living in poverty, the elderly and minority groups.
• How green infrastructure can help to lower urban temperatures and protect biodiversity.
• Why transparent, accurate data are crucial to reducing cities’ carbon emissions and reducing health impacts from heat waves.

Speakers:

Angel Hsu, Assistant Professor of Public Policy at UNC Chapel Hill

Katie Gallego, Mayor of Phoenix, Arizona

Moderated by Henry Grabar, Correspondent at Slate Magazine

Details

9:00 am PST / 12:00 pm EST

Zoom

Click here to view a recording of the event.

Click here to read a Q & A with Dr. Hsu about what cities can do to survive extreme heat.

 Chicago, IL

October 17-26, 2022

DDL Director Angel Hsu will speak on “Detecting and attributing climate policy performance of subnational and non-state actors” from 11:00 – 11:45 AM CDT on Friday, October 21st at the IMSI Detection and Attribution of Global Climate Change event.

This event is part of IMSI’s long program on “Confronting Global Climate Change”. This program aims to foster new multidisciplinary collaborations and integrate young scientists and researchers into industry, private sector, and academic research through these workshops and embedded research projects with affiliated universities, national laboratories, and private industry.

Detection and attribution of climate change refers to the procedures used in assessing whether or not climate is changing, and if so, how to pinpoint the causes of any identified changes. Quantification of the uncertainty in attribution statements is of critical importance. Detection and attribution methods inform mankind’s current influence on climate and increase confidence in projections of future climate change, and related studies aid climate policy decisions and suggest techniques for adaptation and/or remediation where needed.

This summit is intended as a research workshop on current issues related to climate change detection and attribution, including changes in extreme events and the attribution of individual storms and other weather events and their impacts.

Details

11:00 – 11:45 AM CDT

Chicago, IL

Learn more and register here: IMSI Detection and Attribution of Climate Change

 Zoom

October 22, 2022

The “E” in ESG refers to the application of environmental criteria to corporate behavior by investors and corporate managers. These environmental criteria may encompass not only greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts but also pollution mitigation, waste management, water usage, and other environmental concerns. This symposium explores this hot topic with provocative panels on “ESG and the SEC: GHG Disclosures,” “Corporate Net Zero Pledges,” and “Potential Legal Barriers to ESG Action.” Top industry professionals and academics will lead these important discussions.

ESG matters not only to investors, but also to corporate managers, employees, customers, and other stakeholders. ESG increasingly informs corporate decisions, is a critical tool for achieving environmental sustainability, and is essential for lawyers to consider in advising corporate clients.

Details

11:10 am – 12:35 pm PT

UC Davis King Hall Room 1001

Livestream over Zoom

Sign up here: UC Davis Law Symposium Registration

Learn more here: UC Davis Law Symposium Information

Location TBD

October 16, 2022

DDL is hosting a climate mitigation data extraction workshop where students can contribute to emissions mitigation research, learn about mitigation strategies and gain valuable experience extracting data from academic studies.

Bring your computer and friends! Food will be provided.

Details

10:00 am – 3:00 pm EST

Location TBD

Sign up here: Sign Up DDL Climate Data Extraction

Event flyer: DDL Climate Data Extraction Flyer

climatedatathon.org 

October 15, 2022

DDL is collaborating with the Open Earth Foundation on a Global Stocktake Climate Datathon to support the Global Stocktake (GST) to track collective progress towards the Paris Climate Agreement.

Participants from all over the world are invited to join and will have three weeks to complete their projects. Climate organizations and exports have created prompts in three categories: mitigation, adaptation, and implementation and support.

The goal of the Datathon is to enhance the quality of data (where needed) for the Global Stocktake, enable aggregated data insights, further understanding around collective progress, ways to bridge remaining gaps, and visualize potential opportunities.

There will be cash prizes and the best projects will be able to present their findings at COP27!

Details

Taking Submissions from September 21st – October 15th

Sign up and learn more: Climate Datathon Info

Event flyer: GST Climate Datathon Flyer

Bogota, Colombia

October 12, 2022

DDL post-doctoal researcher Marco Schletz will be speaking at the Sustainable Blockchain Summit LATAM in Bogota 4:15 pm COT / 5:15pm EST on October 12th.

Details

4:15 pm COT / 5:15 pm EST

Check https://sbs.tech/ for more information on this event.

October 4, 2022

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine invites you to join a public release webinar for the new report, Greenhouse Gas Emissions Information for Decision Making, on Tuesday, October 4 from 1pm to 2pm ET. Members of the committee will share key takeaways, and there will be an opportunity for audience Q&A. 

DDL Director Angel Hsu is a member of the NASEM Committee of Development of a Framework for Evaluating Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Decision Making, who released this report.

Details

Watch the recording here: NASEM Report Release

Read the full report here: NASEM Report

Zoom, Yale’s Hixon Center Urban Conference

September 23, 2022

DDL Director Angel Hsu will speak on a panel at the the 9th Annual Hixon Center Urban Conference at Yale University. The title of this year’s conference is “Cities as Solutions to Climate Change: Perspectives from IPCC Authors.”

The conference brings together researchers and practitioners focused on the potential impacts that cities have on climate change around the globe and features two Vice-Chairs and seven Authors from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change. We hope you will join us for these presentations and conversations, which will lead us from research to practice and applied solutions at the intersection of urban ecology, better cities, and climate change.

The conference will be held in a hybrid format: streamed online and with limited in-person attendance at the Yale School of the Environment. The conference is free and open to the public. It will be recorded and available for later viewing.

Details

9:30 am EST

Yale School of the Environment

Hixon Center for Urban Ecology

195 Prospect Street, New Haven, CT 06511

View the recording of the event here

Dey Hall, Toy Lounge

September 15, 2022

Details

1:00 – 2:00 pm EST

Toy Lounge in Dey Hall

200 South Rd., Chapel Hill, NC

Event flyer: DDL Seminar Marco Schletz Flyer

Furman University

August 30, 2022

DDL Director Angel Hsu will speak at the first session of Straight Talk 2022: A New Climate Movement, hosted by Furman University.

This speaker series will focus on exploring the roadmap to meaningful climate action, and feature speakers Former Vice President Al Gore, Bob Inglis of the Energy and Enterprise Initiative (E&EI) at George Mason University, John Lanier of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation, and Stinson Woodward Ferguson, an assistant municipal judge for the City of Greenville who focuses on environmental law.

Details

6:30 pm EST

McAlister Auditorium

3300 Poinsett Highway

Greenville, SC 29613

View the recording here.

Abernethy Hall, Room 102

August 18, 2022

DDL will kick off the fall semester with the first installment of the lab’s monthly seminar series on topics related to environmental
research, data analytics and
professional development. Our first speaker is DDL’s newest Post-doctoral Research Associate, Kaihui Song, PhD.

Kaihui will discuss her research on demand-driven climate mitigation in the U.S., and the challenges and opportunities to reduce carbon footprints
from households and state-level actors.

Details

1:00 – 2:00 pm EST

Abernethy Hall Room 102

131 Columbia St., Chapel Hill, NC

Event flyer: DDL Seminar Kaihui Song flyer

July 14, 2022

Zoom

Angel Hsu, Kim Samuel, Xuewei Wang, Laura Ballesteros, Nicole Goddard

Join DDL Director Angel Hsu for the latest data and updates to the Urban Environment and Social Inclusion Index. As the first of its kind, the UESI Index leverages high-resolution, large-scale data to reveal how cities perform at the intersection of environment and social equity.

As DDL releases the 2022 updates for over 300 cities, this briefing will be held as a roundtable discussion with government policy experts, bringing in applicable reflections and suggestions for a new era of sustainability.

Details

10:00-11:30 am EST

Register here

June 23, 2022

Zoom

Angel Hsu, Johannes Friedrich, Aniket Ghai

Come and join us to discuss perspectives on the use and impact of open data on Climate Action around the world.

Details

3:00-4:30 pm GMT

Register here