2022 Christ’s College Climate Seminar: Behaviour change and sustainability

The Centre for Science and Policy is collaborating with Professor Charles Kennel, Director Emeritus at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California San Diego, to deliver the 2022 series of climate change seminars hosted by Christ’s College.

Chaired by CSaP Executive Director, Rob Doubleday, this session focussed on behaviour change and sustainability.

Panellists:
-David Hill (Director of Environmental Quality, Defra)
-Theresa Marteau (Director of the Behaviour and Health Research Unit, University of Cambridge)
-Lucia Reisch (El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics and Policy, University of Cambridge)

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Ok The higher the temperature, the more the oceans will evaporate, then there will be more humidity and more precipitation, the desert will decrease plants regarding moisture and carbon dioxide will grow faster, the history of the earth is such that if global warming was antiquity, then it was a paradise for the biosphere, . .and when global cooling was then the evaporation of the oceans would decrease and precipitation would decrease, the desert would increase, this would collapse for the biosphere, the largest desert Antarctica, the hottest place the rainforests.