The Oxford Climate Research Network and Oxford Martin Programme on Resource Stewardship present a series of talks for students, staff and members of the public, and an opportunity to ask questions, about the latest Assessment of Working Group 1 of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) with contributions from members of the the Department of Physics.

Speakers:

• What is new about drivers of climate change?
  Philip Stier, Department of Physics, University of Oxford, and IPCC Contributing Author, Clouds and Aerosols
• Human fingerprints all over recent climate
  Friederike Otto, ECI/School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford, and IPCC Contributing Author, Detection and Attribution of Climate Change
• Has global warming “paused” and what is it going to do next?
  Rowan Sutton, NCAS & Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, and IPCC Lead Author, Near-term Climate Change
• The longer term — changes in sea-ice, ice-sheets and sea level
  Andrew Wells, Department of Physics, University of Oxford
• Energy and carbon budgets and the trillionth tonne
  Myles Allen, Co-Director, Oxford Martin Programme on Resource Stewardship and IPCC Lead Author, Detection and Attribution of Climate Change
• So… How hot will it be in my lifetime?
  Richard Millar, Department of Physics, University of Oxford and Duncan Clark, Environment Guardian

Chair: Pete Walton, Climate Knowledge Exchange Fellow and Coordinator, Oxford Climate Research Network and Oxford Martin Programme on Resource Stewardship