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The science of COP26

UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) Forum Royal Holloway

Date10 Nov 2021
Time 2pm to 6pm
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There is a second Geography led event on the 10th of November 2021 from 2pm to 6pm in the Shilling Auditorium.

This event will feature short talks and discussion by members of staff and PhD students across the three departments (Geography, Earth Sciences and Biological Sciences) covering their research and how it feeds into the themes of climate change and climate impacts.

The aim is to showcase the range of environmental, climate and ecological science within Royal Holloway that is highly relevant to understanding the challenges that face us.

Open to all staff and students
Tickets available on Eventbrite under COP26 Forum Royal Holloway

Follow for updates at #ClimateInteractRHUL

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