CCS Library
Climate Projects around the
world

News

Series: Climate Change Management, Volume 2
Edited by Walter Leal Filho
Springer, Berlin, 1st Edition., January 2011, XII, 875 pp., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-642-14775-3
Details are available here.

The conference report from the 3rd ESEA conference is available here

Prof. Walter Leal
ICCIP's Director

This first decade of the 21st Century has shown how much still needs to be done in respect of climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts, but also in respect of communication, education and training on climate change. Therefore, the Decade 2011-2020 needs to be the "Decade of Climate Change Education, Awareness and Training" and ICCIP will be running various projects and will organise many activities, to achieve this goal.

Past conferences and publications

Events

13-15 December 2011, Colombo, Sri Lanka: "Climate Change and Social Issues"
26^th November 2011: "Latin American Climate Teach-In Day"
8-11 November 2011: Energy & Meteorology
7-13 November 2011: KLIMA 2011 / CLIMATE 2011
11-14 July 2011: Global Warming Conference
3 June 2011: African Climate Teach-In Day
8-11 March 2011: Subtropical Cities 2011
6-8 December 2010: International Conference on Renewable Energy and Climate Change - Focus on the Pacific (ICRECC10)
24-26 November 2010: "Commonwealth Climate Change Communication Conference"
1-7 November 2010: "Climate 2010"
4 June 2010: World Climate Teach-In Day
19-21 May 2010: "Climate Change and natural resource use in Eastern Africa: Impacts, adaptation and vulnerabilities"
9 December 2009: International Climate Change Information Programme at COP 15 - parallel session on "Climate Change and Sustainable Water Management"
2-6 November 2009: "Climate 2009"
28-30^th October 2009 (Hamburg, Germany) Third European Fair on Education forSustainable Development. Theme: "Renewable Energy and Climate Change: Thematic Challenges to European Schools and Universities".
5-9^th July 2009 (Istanbul, Turkey): "Global Conference on Global Warming"
5^th June 2009: "European Climate Teach-In Day"

University lecturers and teachers from 265 institutions in more than 55 countries used the opportunity to download the climate content provided in the framework of the First European Climate Teach-In Day 2009. Over 12,000 students from universities and schools were involved in the initiative.
The organizers are pleased that this first Climate Teach-In Day has in fact reached students and staff from universities, schools and other research and education institutions well beyond the European area. A follow-up activity will be the "World Climate Teach-In Day", to be held on Friday, the 4th June 2010.
22^nd April 2009 (Hamburg, Germany) Specialist Seminar on Ships Emmissions and Climate Protection: challenges, action needs and innovative approaches (Fachseminar "Schiffsemissionen und Klimaschutz: Herausforderungen, Handlungsbedarf und innovative Ansätze"). This event will be held in the German language.