- Zero carbon flight is possible, and could be ready by 2030 (Leeds University)
- Where should I plant my grapes in 2100? (University of Tasmania)
- Understanding wildfire management with virtual reality projections (Penn State)
- Floods, droughts, heatwaves, polar vortexes – warming oceans drive extreme weather (University of Bergen)
- Understanding heat uptake across the Southern Ocean (UNSW Sydney)
- Open-source solutions for direct carbon capture (NYU)
- What does ‘net zero’ mean if you don’t have electricity? (University of Southampton)
Speakers available from universities across the world available for interview.
The 50 universities across the world who form the International Universities Climate Alliance are all working on ways we can secure global net zero. The Alliance was established in April 2020 and is convened by the University of New South Wales in Sydney.
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