The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26)
The UN Climate Change Convention, held in Glasgow 1–12 November, represented the largest, global coming together to address climate change. The COP26 summit brought parties together to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and the UN Framework Convention on climate change.
Our world-leading research academics joined others from academia, civil society, business, policymakers from across the UK and all over the world in the Blue Zone.
Can we rely on natural oceans processes for climate mitigation?
Friday 5 November, 08:00–09:30, Scientific Pavilion
"Blue carbon and other marine biological processes as a solution to the ecological and socio-economic impacts of climate-related changes in the ocean. Can we rely on natural ocean processes for climate mitigation?"
This event, hosted by IPCC (United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) and the Monaco Scientific Centre (CSM), and chaired by His Royal Highness, Prince Albert of Monaco, will present the key messages and policy recommendations.
Panellists, including
Jason Hall-Spencer, Professor of Marine Biology
at the University of Plymouth, discussed the capacity of nature to mitigate climate change, as nature-based solutions.
This event was co-organised by IPCC, Fundaciōn Meri, Centre Scientifique de Monaco, World Meteorological Organization, Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco, and the UK Met Office.
Ecosystem Services for Climate Change Mitigation
Tuesday 9 November, 09:30–10:30, Scientific Pavilion
The economic, social, cultural and environmental importance of marine and terrestrial ecosystems lies not only on the goods, but also and very importantly, on the services that they provide to society and that are poorly recognised.
