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University of Reading Global Sustainability Leaders scholars attended the "Inside the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" event held at the University in February 2026. Listen to them share their reflections on the event and the opportunities afforded by the scholarship.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change brings together expert scientists from around the world to make assessments of climate change its implications and future risks. The regular assessments that it makes form the scientific basis for international negotiations and national policies to tackle climate change.
The event, linked to an IPCC Expert Workshop taking place at the University of Reading, comprised a lecture delivered by the IPCC Chair, Prof. Jim Skea, who gave an introduction to how IPCC works and what it does. The lecture was followed by a panel of experts from the University of Reading, the Met Office and UK government, answering questions from the audience about the IPCC and climate change more broadly.
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University of Reading Global Sustainability Leaders scholars attended the "Inside the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change" event held at the University in February 2026. Listen to them share their reflections on the event and the opportunities afforded by the scholarship.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change brings together expert scientists from around the world to make assessments of climate change its implications and future risks. The regular assessments that it makes form the scientific basis for international negotiations and national policies to tackle climate change.
The event, linked to an IPCC Expert Workshop taking place at the University of Reading, comprised a lecture delivered by the IPCC Chair, Prof. Jim Skea, who gave an introduction to how IPCC works and what it does. The lecture was followed by a panel of experts from the University of Reading, the Met Office and UK government, answering questions from the audience about the IPCC and climate change more broadly.
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