How will rising temperatures impact human health? Which might be the individual and institutional responses on this? Join to discuss critical insights for climate policy design and public health protection.

A keynote speech about wildfires, their role in a changing climate and the innovative modelling approaches that push beyond current limits in predicting their occurrence.

Join Jeffrey Weiss to discover an innovative approach to decode climate variability and to overcome the challenge of extending range forecast skill beyond the two-week weather predictability limit.

Examine how Pacific Decadal Variability drives extreme events and influences ecosystems, societies, and the global climate.

Discover more about vision and progress of the Multisector Dynamics Community of Practice and its role in addressing interdependent societal risks interconnection between water scarcity, energy security, land use, and critical infrastructures. 

Join us as we explore global change through innovative models, unexpected climate developments and new interactive hands-on games that empower learners to simulate how today’s choices can shape future climate scenarios.

A deep dive into how climate change is reshaping the northern California Current System to better understand the future of marine ecosystems and coastal resilience.

Discover how economies react to climate change in this CMCC Lecture with Prof. Ian Sue Wing. Explore how research incorporates economic actors’ resilience-driven decisions into future scenarios.

Explore the implications of overshoot pathways by examining their risks and the choices required to build a more resilient future, through the insights of leading climate expert Dr. Reisinger.

An in-depth look at the evolving scientific understanding of the Sahel drought with Alessandra Giannini from École normale supérieure - PSL & IPSL, a leading voice in climate research whose work has reshaped how recent droughts in the region are interpreted.

Resilience is more critical than ever. Igor Linkov, from the US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, explores how science can foster a methodological consensus on resilience metrics to support policy-making and preparedness.

As the planet warms, hurricanes' growing intensity and frequency will significantly impact human systems. Gabriel Vecchi from Princeton University shares insights on using past trends to improve predictions and enhance adaptation and preparedness.