Harley Pope

@sartorialfoodie Is this an internal webinar - I can't register with my email address!

Super excited for this in a few weeks time!

#COP28 update 1240 GST 12 December In case you were wondering, no, COP28 has not concluded at 1100, as the presidency insisted Why not? Here's the latest list of topics that are agreed, not agreed and (in some cases) even lacking draft text Details: carbonbrief.org/interactive-tr…

Some developing countries think the new #COP28 #GlobalStocktake text is decent, but for a reason that REALLY highlights that the failure of developed countries to deliver climate finance underpins almost all the struggles and difficulties we have in this process. (1/6)

It's day 11 here at #COP28 and today the negotiations to keep 1.5C alive and limit the devastating impacts of global heating on humans and more-than-humans are shifting up a gear. But the problematic phase "down" vs "out" debate may have re-entered the chat... 🧵

You may have heard about a new "Loss & Damages" fund at COP28, But what is it? Why is it important? And is it enough? #COP28 @UniofReading @WalkerInst @SCENARIO_DTP youtu.be/cTC7BoahV74?si…

Using up the carbon budget (Updated with latest @gcarbonproject data)

The Walker Institute is running a COP Climate Action Studio for the next fortnight. We will be posting insights from our doctoral students at the University of Reading, and on the ground in Dubai, on the developments coming out of the conference. #COP28

Climate change is simple. We started burning fossil fuels during the industrial revolution, adding extra carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. As a direct consequence - due to well understood physics - global temperatures started to increase. We are now experiencing the consequences.

Global temperatures in 2023 are extraordinary. The various different datasets available all agree on this. We are breaking records by shocking amounts. Graphic by @micefearboggis

Announcing the winner of the 2023 President's Medal. Congratulations to Adam Mackenzie-Jones and the team at the @energygovuk for their entry on 'The Net Zero Systems Tool'. Our thanks to all the entrants and shortlisted candidates for this year.

With Dr Angela Wilkinson delivering her keynote on Managing Large Systems Change in Outrageous Times! Really interesting to hear about the engaging work of the world energy council #OR65 @WalkerInst

🛎️Set a reminder🛎️ 🎙️Join us Thursday on #TwitterSpaces with Chef and Goodwill Ambassador @andrewzimmern for a conversation with @PhiriTomson on the solutions driving food secure futures. With @WFPUSA @WFP_SAfrica @WFP_Zambia twitter.com/i/spaces/1yNxa…

Opening plenary of the annual DSA conference with Prof Jay Mistry. Crisis in the Anthropocene: Rethinking connection and agency for development.

New publication on concepts and approaches for enhancing #resilience in #foodsystems Read for insights on framing questions and approaches for resilience. A rewarding exercise to have been part of! rdcu.be/ddu6g @NatureFoodJnl @ifstal @JohnSIIngram @MonikaZurek2

📚 A book that describes the power relations of contemporary agroextractivism and analyzes the social processes of emancipatory agroecologies. Open acces: 👉buff.ly/2Onctwy @AgroecologyE @FundAgroecology @AgroecologyMap @GRAIN_org @friends_earth @focussouth @IPESfood

“Let's face it, the universe is messy. It is nonlinear, turbulent, and chaotic. It is dynamic. It spends its time in transient behavior on its way to somewhere else, not in mathematically neat equilibria. It self-organizes and evolves..." - Donella H. Meadows Graphic by @voinonen

Five charts that changed the world bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/f…

The MSc is co-delivered by the @WalkerInst, with module on Causal Inference and Decision-making, and Values, Ethics and Justice in Climate Change. With big shout out to @DocSucellus

I talked about our fantastic @UniofReading #climate change and #AI Master at @BBCBerkshire with Phil Kennedy today at 4.30pm. Local BBC is focusing on climate and weather research done at Reading, leading up to #WorldMetDay. Was fun! 🌍💻 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0…

We are already experiencing the consequences of our warming world & are now at a climate crossroads. The choices we make now will determine the future experiences of those already alive, and those yet to be born. If we choose not to act, Or fail to adapt, Then suffer we will.