2nd Global Webinar on

Climate Change & Global Warming

May 28, 2021

Climate Change Webinar

Theme: The Nature of Evidence

2nd Global Webinar on Climate Change & Global Warming will be hosted on May 28, 2021(CET). Panel of speakers will be delivering their presentations on their recent research related to Climate Change Law & Policy, Pollution and Climate Change, Global Warming Effects & Causes, Environmental Geotechnics and Climate Change, Carbon Cycle, Disaster Management Climate Change & Health. Current state of knowledge, its impact on future will be discussed in detailed. Meetings Int. invites all experts to be part this webinar and make it a perfect platform for knowledge sharing and networking.
Session 01: Climate Change and Climatology
Climatology and environment science is the legitimate examination of air, deductively portrayed as atmosphere conditions touched base at the midpoint of over a period of time. This present day field of study is seen as a part of the ecological sciences and a subfield of physical topography, or, in other words the Earth sciences. Climatology presently consolidates parts of oceanography and biogeochemistry. Basic learning of environment can be used inside shorter term atmosphere envisioning using basic methodologies, for instance, the El Niño– Southern Oscillation (ENSO), the Madden– Julian faltering (MJO), the North Atlantic influencing (NAO), the Northern Annular Mode (NAM) or, in other words the Arctic faltering (AO), the Northern Pacific (NP) Index, the Pacific decadal faltering (PDO), and the Inter decadal Pacific Oscillation (IPO). Environment models are used for a collection of purposes from examination of the stream of the atmosphere and climate structure to projections of future air. Atmosphere is known as the condition of nature over some stretch of time, while air needs to do with the cool over a contacted uncertain time span.
Session 02: Global Warming and Consequences
Most scientists agree that the Earth is in fact experiencing increasing temperatures, and many believe that humans are enhancing this overall warming trend. The likely effects of global warming will not be limited to one country—or even one continent—and will permeate almost every aspect of the environment and of life for all living things. Potential effects listed here are just a handful of those discussed in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) 2007 report  .raising sea levels are the most common concern; taking place with a thermal expansion of the oceans—a result of water molecules expanding in warmer temperatures, increased precipitation, and the melting of mountain glaciers. Because all bodies of water have varying shapes and ocean water tends to “swell” differently depending on its starting temperature, the change in sea level is not uniform over the surface of the Earth. In the 20th century alone, sea levels rose 0.17 meters predictions for the next century range anywhere from 0.18 to 0.59 meters. While smaller projections would likely have only relatively modest impacts, the higher projections could have dramatic effects on low-lying coastal communities.
Session 03: Causes and Effects of Climate Change
Human action is the fundamental driver of environmental change. Individuals consume petroleum derivatives and convert arrive from timberlands to farming. Since the start of the Industrial Revolution, individuals have consumed an ever increasing number of petroleum derivatives and changed tremendous territories of land from woods to farmland .Burning non-renewable energy sources produces carbon dioxide, an ozone harming substance. It is known as an ozone depleting substance since it delivers a "nursery impact". The nursery impact makes the earth hotter, similarly as a nursery is hotter than its surroundings. Carbon dioxide is the primary driver of human-incited environmental change. It remains in the air for quite a while. Other ozone depleting substances, for example, nitrous oxide, remain in the environment for quite a while. Different substances just create here and now effects. Not all substances deliver warming. A few, similar to specific pressurized canned products, can deliver cooling.
Session 04: Earth Science and Climate Change Policies
In 2017, China was the world’s leading emitter of heat-trapping gases by a wide margin. Its policies for limiting emissions will have a significant impact on the global climate for decades to come. China’s leaders have declared that the impacts of climate change “pose a huge challenge to the survival and development of the human race” and that China is “one of the most vulnerable countries to the adverse impacts of climate change.” The Chinese government has adopted short- and medium-term goals for limiting emissions and a wide-ranging set of policies that contribute to meet the goals.
Session 05: Manifestation of Climatic Change
The extraordinary warmth wave condition that is clearing crosswise over India could be another indication of an outrageous climate occasion, say analysts from the New Delhi-based research and support association, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). Around 2,000 individuals have been slaughtered in India by this climate condition. In the most noticeably awful influenced conditions of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, greatest temperatures have floated around a burning 45 degrees Celsius. According to CSE, a warmth wave is proclaimed when the temperature is five degrees or more than the normal temperature recorded on that specific day throughout the most recent three decades. Urban areas feel the brunt of the hoisted temperatures, due to the amplified impact of cleared surfaces and an absence of tree cover – this is known as the "urban warmth island impact".
Session 06: Climate Change & Biodiversity
In the air, gases, for example, water vapor, carbon dioxide, ozone, and methane act like the glass top of a nursery by catching warmth and warming the planet. These gases are called ozone harming substances. The regular levels of these gases are being enhanced by discharges coming about because of human exercises, for example, the copying of non-renewable energy sources, cultivating exercises and land-utilize changes. Thus, the Earth's surface and lower climate are warming, and this ascent in temperature is joined by numerous different changes.
Session 07: Food Insecurity & Climate Change
Environmental change could conceivably intrude on advancement toward a world without yearning. A strong and reasonable worldwide example is perceivable of the effects of environmental change on harvest efficiency that could have ramifications for nourishment accessibility. The strength of entire nourishment frameworks might be in danger under environmental change in view of here and now fluctuation in supply. In any case, the potential effect is less clear at provincial scales, yet it is likely that atmosphere changeability and change will fuel sustenance instability in territories presently powerless against yearning and under nutrition. Moreover, it very well may be foreseen that nourishment access and use will be influenced in a roundabout way by means of guarantee impacts on family unit and individual salaries, and sustenance usage could be weakened by loss of access to drinking water and harm to wellbeing. The proof backings the requirement for impressive interest in adjustment and alleviation activities toward an "atmosphere shrewd nourishment framework" that is stronger to environmental change impacts on sustenance security.
  • Climate Change and Climatology
  • Global Warming and Consequences
  • Causes and Effects of Climate Change
  • Earth Science and Climate Change Policies
  • Manifestation of Climatic Change
  • Climate Change & Biodiversity
  • Food Insecurity & Climate Change