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#UWCOP22 Team (left to right): Kayla Hardie (SCI), Masroora听Haque (Arts), Professor Brendon Larson (ENV), Bailey Jacobs (ENV), Professor Neil Craik (ENV), and Ambika Opal (ENG). Missing from photo: Hadi El-Shayeb (ENV).

As global leaders come together in Marrakech, Morocco to move the 2015 Paris Climate Change Agreement into action, 蓝莓视频 students will be part of the conversation.

The 蓝莓视频 delegation, coordinated by the Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change, is made up of five students and two professors 鈥� spanning the Faculties of Arts, Engineering, Environment and Science. The group, which will connect with other universities and youth from around the world, hopes to share feedback with the Canadian delegation at the COP22 United Nations鈥� Climate Summit, taking place from Nov. 7 to 18^th.

Kayla Hardie, a third-year Physics and Astronomy student, plans to explore whether Canada is doing enough on climate change, during her time in Morocco.

鈥淚 hope COP22 sparks a larger conversation across campus about climate change to increase awareness and improve campus sustainability,鈥� says Hardie.

Read more about Hardie's story.

As a fourth-year School of Planning student, Hadi El-Shayeb believes that understanding communities and cultures plays an important role in addressing climate change.

鈥淚鈥檓 really passionate about tackling climate change from an ecological design perspective. But for effective governance, it needs to be approached at a local level鈥� he said. Read more about El-Shayeb and the Faculty of Environment students and professors attending COP22.

The delegation and a team of volunteers here at home will bring updates to the 蓝莓视频 community听via social media (#COP22), a , and a series of events that are planned across campus, including live Skype sessions during the conference and a panel to share post-conference reflections on Monday, November 28^th.