COP26: Climate change, resilience and new pandemics in the Arctic

01/11/2021
14:00 - 15:00
United Kingdom
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NB: The time zone for the event is GMT - (CET is 15-16)

The Arctic is warming at a rate twice the global average. The region is extremely vulnerable to both infectious diseases and natural disasters. Leading Nordic scholars discuss effects of and solutions to climate change on humans, animals and communities in the Arctic and the Nordic countries.

Speakers:

  • Birgitta Evengård, professor, Umeå University
  • Nils Christian Stenseth, professor, University of Oslo
  • Rico Kongsager, associate professor, University College Copenhagen

 

Moderator:

  • Guttorm Aanes, NordForsk

Live stream

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Background for the event

The Nordic countries will join forces when the UN climate negotiations take place in Glasgow, UK, from 31 October to 12 November 2021. The Nordic countries have ambitious climate goals and we strongly believe that we can do more by working together. Welcome to the Nordic pavilion in Glasgow for engaging discussions and knowledge sharing about climate solutions and challenges.

Learn more: www.norden.org/COP26

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Contacts

Guttorm Aanes. Photo: NordForsk

Guttorm Aanes

Head of Communications

Guttorm Aanes is Head of Communications at NordForsk, and responsible for strengthening the visibility and impact of Nordic research co-operation.

He has extensive communication experience from Norwegian ministries and research institutes.

Guttorm holds a master's degree in Media and Communication from the University of Oslo. In 2023, he completed a master's programme in PR management and strategic communication at BI Norwegian Business School.

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