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URL:/climate-institute/events/understanding-our-feeling
 s-about-climate-change-impacts-our
SUMMARY:Understanding our feelings about climate change: Impacts on our hea
 lth
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nHow we feel about climate change is really importan
 t - so we need to\nthink about it and measure it. There are a lot of words
  being used to\ndescribe how we feel about climate change: worry\, anxiety
 \,\neco-anxiety\, decreased well-being\, and so on. This talk will be lead
 \nby Susan Elliott\, Professor of Geography and Environmental Management.\
 nSusan Elliott's research interests are environment and health\, the\nglob
 al environment\, urban social geography\,and philosophy and method\nin the
  social sciences.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/85-green-supporting-clima
 te-action-through-sustainable
SUMMARY:85 Green: Supporting Climate Action Through Sustainable Tourism
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nJoin the À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ Climate Institute and Kitchener P
 ublic Library for\nthis co-hosted event at the Central Library in Kitchene
 r. Using\nnational and regional examples from her research\, Dr. Michelle 
 Rutty\nwill highlight the key climate change risks facing the tourism sect
 or\,\nfollowed by an interactive discussion on how a shift to sustainable\
 ntourism can support our local climate goals.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/water-and-energy-security
 -changing-climate
SUMMARY:Water and Energy Security in a Changing Climate
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe 2023 Summer School will showcase leading-edge r
 esearch from a wide\narray of University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ professors at the int
 erface of water\,\nclimate\, and energy.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/solve-climate-2030-4-key-
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SUMMARY: Solve Climate by 2030: 4 key steps for climate action
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nSOLVE CLIMATE BY 2030: 4 KEY STEPS FOR CLIMATE ACTI
 ON - _IT’S TIME\nTO TAKE ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE_\n\nJoin speakers fro
 m the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ and À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ community\nfor an engaging webin
 ar about actionable climate solutions. The\nwebinar is hosted by the Water
 loo Institute for Sustainable Energy\n(WISE) [https://wise.uwaterloo.ca] a
 nd the Interdisciplinary Centre on\nClimate Change (IC3).\n\nThe event is 
 targeted to students but everyone is welcome to attend.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/global-climate-connection
 s-how-changes-our-environment-food
SUMMARY:Global climate connections: How changes to our environment\, food\n
 systems\, and health will shape our future
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nKEYNOTE AND PANEL\n\nPresented by the Interdiscipli
 nary Centre on Climate Change (IC3) and\nFaculty of Applied Health Science
 s (AHS)\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/global-climate-governance
 -and-canadian-policy-looking
SUMMARY:Global Climate Governance and Canadian Policy: Looking Forward to\n
 Paris 2015
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nWHY ARE THE UPCOMING UN CLIMATE NEGOTIATIONS IMPORT
 ANT? \n\nThe twenty-first session of the conference of the parties (COP21)
  to\nthe United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change will be hel
 d\nin Paris in December 2015. COP21 is considered to be a pivotal moment\n
 in international climate negotiations\, with the objective to achieve\,\nf
 or the first time in over 20 years\, a binding and universal agreement\non
  climate\, from all the nations of the world.\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/panel-discussion-reviewin
 g-cop20-climate-negotiations
SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: Reviewing the COP20 UN Climate Negotiations
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nAre you interested in climate change and internatio
 nal issues? Have\nyou wondered where Canadian climate policy stands in rel
 ation to the\nrest of the world?  Join us for a panel discussion reviewin
 g the\nCOP20 United Nations climate negotiations\, and looking ahead to t
 he\ncritical negotiations that will take place in Paris in late 2015.  \n
 \nPanelists:\n 
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URL:/climate-institute/events/water-resources-and-clima
 te-change-adaptation-economists
SUMMARY:Water resources and climate change adaptation: An economist's\npers
 pective
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\n_THE WATER INSTITUTE LECTURE SERIES CONTINUES WITH 
 DR. SHEILA\nOLMSTEAD\, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR\, LYNDON B. JOHNSON SCHOOL OF P
 UBLIC\nAFFAIRS\, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN AND VISITING FELLOW\,\n
 RESOURCES FOR THE FUTUR_E. \n 
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