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Scientific Program
14th World Conference on Climate Change, will be organized around the theme “Innovating for a Climate-Resilient Future: Science, Policy & Global Action”
Climate Change_2026 is comprised of keynote and speakers sessions on latest cutting edge research designed to offer comprehensive global discussions that address current issues in Climate Change_2026
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Climate science provides a deep understanding of Earth’s systems, including temperature rise, extreme weather patterns, ocean warming and long-term climatic shifts. Projections help identify future risks by combining observational data, climate models and scenario analysis. Global risk assessment evaluates vulnerabilities in ecosystems, infrastructure, economies and communities to guide effective climate strategies. This field helps scientists, policymakers and industries anticipate impacts, prioritize mitigation and adaptation measures, and plan for a more resilient future. By integrating data-driven insights, it supports informed decision-making across all sectors exposed to climate-related hazards.
Global climate policy brings nations together to establish frameworks, agreements and regulations guiding international climate action. These policies shape national commitments, emissions targets, carbon pricing mechanisms and long-term strategies for achieving net-zero goals. International cooperation strengthens climate diplomacy, financing, and technology transfer, helping countries align their climate ambitions. Net-zero pathways outline how societies can reduce greenhouse gases through clean energy transitions, sustainable development and innovative solutions. This field enables evidence-based policymaking that supports global climate stability, encourages equitable action and drives collective progress toward limiting warming.