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Global climate policy and local sustainability expertise

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The public lecture will focus on climate change and climate protection. Sonia Seneviratne, Professor of Land-Climate Dynamics at ETH Zurich, will be taking part. Regula von Büren from Myclimate Switzerland will contribute her practical expertise in climate-positive project management. Explore the interplay between research, effective public relations and effective climate protection measures. The event is part of the lecture series "The Sustainable Development Goals in Context".

Tuesday, 5 November, 18.15–19.45
Online via Zoom (link will be sent out shortly before the start)

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