Talk
WHEN
November 29, 2016
6-7:30 PM EST
WHERE
19 Washington Square North
WHO
NYU Abu Dhabi Institute in New York
Open to the Public
The Paris Agreement reached in December last year represents a major milestone in international action to address the challenge of climate change. It is also the culmination of a 20-year process that has tested the limits of what can and cannot be done with international agreements in the early 21st century. This lecture explores how Paris has transformed the approach to collective international efforts, and what will determine its future success.
Robert Bradley Independent Consultant; Former Senior Advisor on Climate Change to the UAE Government, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
David Holland Professor of Mathematics, Center for Atmosphere Ocean Science, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, NYU; Affiliated Faculty and Principal Investigator, Center for Global Sea-Level Change, NYUAD
Denise Holland Field and Logistics Manager, Center for Global Sea-Level Change, NYUAD
NYU Abu Dhabi Institute
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