Webb7 juni 2024 · We are joined by Professor Sebastien Chastin, Professor of Health Behaviour Dynamics: People, Places, Systems at Glasgow Caledonian University and Professor Laura Diaz-Anadon who holds the chaired Professorship of Climate Change Policy at the University of Cambridge. WebbProf Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society, presents some of the key findings from the recent IPCC's Working Group II Climate... Jump to Sections of this …
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WebbProf. Liz Bentley Meteorologin in der Royal Meteorological Society, Großbritannien Den Taifuns standhalten 2014 wurde die chinesische Provinz Guangdong vom Taifun „Rammasun“ heimgesucht – mit einer Stärke von 14 der heftigste, der jemals gemessen wurde. Mehr als 80.000 Strommasten aus Metall und Beton wurden vom Wind umgeknickt. Webb23 feb. 2024 · The panellists Panel Chair: Prof Liz Bentley – Royal Meteorological Society Chief Executive Jo Bradford: an award-winning photographer with a large and loyal following on Instagram as @greenislandstudios every mall
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Webb22 juli 2024 · In this second episode of our Climate Risk series researcher and writer Freya Roberts from UCL's Climate Action Unit and Professor Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society, discuss the need to get the right message across to all sectors of society around risk. WebbMeet Gemma and Aisling. They have worked in the UK as meteorologists for over ten years. Gemma came up with the idea that maybe others might like to listen to the non stop conversations they still have all these years later about the weather. Over the years they have forecast for festivals, farming… Webb29 juli 2024 · Prof Liz Bentley, Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society, said: “We recognise the importance of this annual report, published in our International Journal of Climatology, for climate monitoring and collating observations in the UK.This rich legacy of observational data in the UK, stretching as far back as the 17th century, is extremely … every man a king but no one wears a crown