Climate Change

Dr. Magnus Magnusson is graduated from Oxford he became a reporter with the Scottish Daily Express and The Scotsman. Between 1962 and 1964 he edited the Saltire Society's magazine New Saltire. He went freelance in 1967, then joined the BBC. In 1968 he appeared as a storyteller in five episodes of the BBC children's programme Jackanory, narrating English translations of 'Stories from Iceland'. He presented programmes on history and archaeology including Chronicle and BC The Archaeology of the Bible Lands, and appeared in news programmes.

Climate Change & Biodiversity

Dr. Sonia Reynolds's journey to revolutionize fabric manufacturing is a tale of innovation and dedication. With over 30 years of experience in cross-disciplinary design, Dr. Reynolds earned her PhD in textile innovation from Nottingham Trent University. Collaborating with STEAM house, an innovation hub at Birmingham City University, she is at the forefront of pioneering next-generation textiles and machinery for manufacture. Dr. Reynolds's forward

From Waste to Wealth: Transforming Textile Manufacturing with FOYSE Technology for Positive Climate Change and Ecosystems

Dr. Alexander Buber is a distinguished researcher at the Federal Research Centre of Hydraulic Engineering and Land Reclamation in Moscow, Russia. With extensive experience in the field of hydraulic engineering, Alexander has dedicated his career to advancing the understanding and development of sustainable water management systems. His work focuses on innovative solutions to address the challenges of water resource management, flood control, and land reclamation.

Formation of reservoir operation modes in real time based on long-term hydrological forecast and multi criteria optimization methods, "Lake Baikal - Irkutsk reservoir" case study

Benjamin Anabaraonye is a researcher at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.  He is the CEO of the BENJY POETRY AND MUSIC GLOBAL CONCEPTS, a company which exists to educate and inspire communities and institutions in Nigeria through poetry and music. In 2016, Benjamin received the Green Champion awards from the United States Department of States through the Young African Leaders’ Initiative(YALI) for facilitating an event on Understanding Climate Change in Nigeria. In 2019, Benjamin received the World Environment Day Hero Awards for facilitating a world environment day event from the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP). In December 2020, He received the global ambassador award from the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany during their World Sustainable Development Teach-In_Day2020 event. Benjamin has received trainings and professional certifications in the field of climate change from the United Nations Institute For Training And Research(UNITAR), and Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ,Germany .Benjamin Anabaraonye is the host of the educational blog: www.projectgreeninitiative.wordpress.com which features articles and poems on climate change adaptation and mitigation for global sustainability. His research papers have been published by high ranking international, academic journals.

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