For about a decade now, the Earth has been living through its hottest years since the pre-industrial period. This has triggered a spate of extreme weather events that have been more intense, frequent and difficult to predict. While it is critical to track and monitor such events and the loss and damage that they lead to, it is equally important to focus on effective and useful early warning systems that can inform communities of impending disasters, so that precautionary measures can be taken.
We invite you to the first webinar in our series of pre-COP28 online briefings – on monitoring and forecasting extreme weather in the countries of the Global South. We would also be unveiling an updated version of our Extreme Weather Database in this webinar.
CSE and COP28
To reach someone from the team, just contact
Sukanya Nair
sukanya.nair@cseindia.org
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Agenda for COP28 | |
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CAUGHT UNAWARES | |
Presentations | |
Caught Unawares Akshit Sangomla Correspondent, Down To Earth |
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India’s Atlas on Weather Disasters Rajit Sengupta Associate Editor, Down To Earth |
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India's database on weather disasters | |
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RICHARD MAHAPATRA Managing Editor Down To Earth |
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Speakers | |
PARTHASARATHI MUKHOPADHYAY Senior scientist Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Pune |
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GIRIRAJ AMARNATH Principal Researcher International Water Management Institute Colombo, Srilanka |
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RAJIT SENGUPTA Associate Editor Down To Earth |
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AKSHIT SANGOMLA Correspondent Down To Earth |
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