This FREE event will feature speakers from key organisations including the University of California Berkeley, Stanford University, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the University of Auckland who will discuss how evidence-based policy-making can support environmental sustainability and the journey to net zero, which technologies and modelling techniques can gather robust data to inform decision-making, and how cities across the world are tackling the challenges of outdoor and indoor air quality.
An international project of Optica and the American Geophysical Union, the GEMM Initiative operates a global network of regional environmental centres which seek to better understand and forecast the local impacts of climate change and engage with policy makers to provide technologies and environmental models for better decision-making.
Spaces are limited so register to attend now.
