CIHT CLIMATES and UWE Bristol bringing the transport sector together to address the future
A partnership event with the President of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT).
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- Date and time
- Thu 07 November 2024
12:30 - 13:30 - Location
- Online Event
- Contact
- Research Events Team researchevents@uwe.ac.uk
- Cost
- Free
- Attendance
- Booking required
About the event
Global CO2 emissions have yet to peak. To avoid the more catastrophic climate change pathways ahead considered by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, emissions have to reduce rapidly. But will they? A current initiative by the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation called CIHT CLIMATES is considering the following question: “In an uncertain world, what priority actions in highways and transportation should we focus on in the next three years to meet the unfolding challenges of climate change as we look out to 2035 and beyond?”
This Green Fortnight session is run in partnership with the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation and you will hear from UWE Bristol’s Mott MacDonald Professor of Future Mobility, Glenn Lyons, who is the current President of the CIHT and leading the initiative. All UWE Bristol staff and students members of CIHT and the public are welcome.
Join us for this free virtual event. Sign up is open until 11:30 on the day.
Registration
All are welcome to attend.
- Cost: Free
- Attendance: Booking required
Location
This is a free virtual event.
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