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“What’s holding us back?”: how economists and social scientists might hold the key to climate action

The science is clear: sustainable living within the planet's boundaries cannot be achieved without a rapid phase-out of fossil fuels. As COP28 negotiations appear to be concluding with no clear consensus for urgent and effective climate action, the International Science Council (ISC) asks: "What is holding us back?" The answer, it seems, lies within the realm of social sciences.

12.12.2023

“Beyond weathering the storm”: rethinking climate resilience

Dr. Temitope Egbebiyi is a meteorologist focused on impact modeling. Originally from Nigeria, he is based in Cape Town, South Africa. In a deep-dive interview with Genevieve Scanlan, from the International Science Council, he underscores the importance of mobilizing individuals globally, with a particular focus on solutions for the challenges faced in the Global South.

07.12.2023

One Planet Polar Summit, scientists striving to bridge the science-policy gap for urgent action: “every tenth of a degree Celsius matters”

At the Polar Summit, scientists are alerting policymakers to the unexpectedly rapid pace of change, with the dramatic consequences of extreme climate and weather events unfolding before us. Will the Summit and the upcoming International Polar Year finally close the science-policy gap, leading to urgent policy actions in both the short and long term?

09.11.2023

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