King's Climate Research Hub

Exploring climate change as a social, cultural and political phenomenon at the intersection of science & society
Faculty of Social Science & Public Policy

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

Featuring Hub members @SarahBracking @TomasMaltby @DuraidJalili and @FransBerkhout

[King's Social Science & Public Policy @KingsSSPP]

What actions do we need to see from the current #COP28 global meeting?

See what our experts said in answer to this❓ & learn about our climate change work showcased at our recent pre-COP event.

Read more: https://t.co/mj7wnLjuHx

And 👀👇 for a 2 min overview of the event.

[RGS-IBG Higher Ed @RGS_IBGhe]

📣New paper published in @WIREs_Reviews Climate Change by @DrGeorgeAdamson and @ecomemoire (@KingsCollegeLon):

'Weather, heritage, and memory'. #OpenAccess

https://t.co/8I9G4Aex4e

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

New Paper: https://t.co/dqQERiXXmE
Since weather and climate inform culture, memory and identity, both weather and climate should be considered forms of intangible cultural heritage.

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

COME AND WORK WITH US
Lecturer in Climate and Society (3-year), Department of Geography, King's College London
https://t.co/AuNuJHAuHD

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

WE ARE LAUNCHING

This afternoon at @KingsCollegeLon with @DrGeorgeAdamson, @flimsin, @RachelAnnMills, @gabriellesamue1, @DuraidJalili and James Wright (@policyatkings)

[Prof Tamsin Edwards @flimsin]

Today the @KingsClimate hub is relaunching! Chairing event on researching climate change & society. What do YOU need to know about climate change?

With @DrGeorgeAdamson @RachelAnnMills + @gabriellesamue1 (health, digital) @DuraidJalili (defence) James Wright (policy, public)

[King's Geography @kclgeography]

Fully-funded PhD Studentship with Dr James Porter, Dr Maud Borie, and @MetOffice_Sci on "Mapping engagement with climate adaptation information"

[Prof Tamsin Edwards @flimsin]

"Adaptation is not just the problem of other countries. Their risks are our risks." -- Dr @HelenJAdams, @KingsCollegeLon

Speaking at the @policyatkings COP28 Outcomes Summit

[King’s Climate & Sustainability @KCLSustainable]

We're delighted to have achieved 5th out of 151 universities across the UK in the sustainability rankings from @peopleandplanet!💚🙌

With 100% achievement across six key categories, we've moved up 6 places from last year, continuing our run as a first-class ranking university.🌎

[The Policy Institute @policyatkings]

"We cannot allow 1.5°C. Even a temporary diversion is going to cause sea level rise and it's going to make countries like Bangladesh go underwater."

@MunaTasneem at our #COP28Outcomes Summit yesterday with @CSkidmoreUK, @coalition_zero & @LondnDIPLOMAT

[King's College London @KingsCollegeLon]

King's experts hosted an event at #COP28 in partnership with the @UN, to examine the role of the financial services sector in the transition towards net zero emissions.

Read more about the event, chaired by academics from @kingsbschool & @KCLNetZero 👇

https://t.co/bYDa1jvfpB

[King's College London @KingsCollegeLon]

With global temperatures reaching record highs this year, many say the ‘El Niño’ weather system could be to blame.

@DrGeorgeAdamson (@kclgeography) explains the history of El Niño, and why it is not actually the guilty culprit it’s made out to be.

🌍 ⬇
https://t.co/7GwBOrbSKa

[King's College London @KingsCollegeLon]

As #COP28 draws to a close Professor @SarahBracking (@kclgeography), who has been out in Dubai, explains how ongoing underlying disagreements over responsibility for climate funding may prevent a fair deal crossing the line 🤝❌

Read here ⬇
https://t.co/CAONKAXLQY

[George Adamson @DrGeorgeAdamson]

New blog on El Nino and extreme temperatures. TL/DR: don't blame El Nino - blame anthropogenic greenhouse emissions.
https://t.co/uY4LLGJjxL

[George Adamson @DrGeorgeAdamson]

Why we should stop blaming El Nino for global temperatures
https://t.co/uY4LLGJjxL
#climatechange #COP28 #COP28UAE #ElNino #ENSO

[King's Social Science & Public Policy @KingsSSPP]

What actions do we need to see from the current #COP28 global meeting?

See what our experts said in answer to this❓ & learn about our climate change work showcased at our recent pre-COP event.

Read more: https://t.co/mj7wnLjuHx

And 👀👇 for a 2 min overview of the event.

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

Closing 6th December

[Prof. Sarah Bracking @SarahBracking]

Lecturer in Physical Geography and Environmental Science - King's College London https://t.co/ID9RJuYbXP

[King's Climate Research Hub @KingsClimate]

Excellent opportunity here at @kclgeography and @kingscmci to study representation of climate change in museums with @MuseumofCamb

[Anna Woodham @annawoodham1]

Interested in climate change and museum objects? Fancy doing a PhD supervised by me, @DrGeorgeAdamson & @MuseumofCamb? Consider applying for the funded collaborative PhD '‘Weathering’ climate change" More details here: https://t.co/cXVNkNSw41

[Anna Woodham @annawoodham1]

Interested in climate change and museum objects? Fancy doing a PhD supervised by me, @DrGeorgeAdamson & @MuseumofCamb? Consider applying for the funded collaborative PhD '‘Weathering’ climate change" More details here: https://t.co/cXVNkNSw41

[Prof Tamsin Edwards @flimsin]

Do you work in a climate/environment/sustainability organisation? Could you offer internships to masters students as part of our @kclgeography Environmental Internship module (i.e. unpaid)? Students would work with you 60-100 hours, Jan – Jun 2022. Online or London. Please share

[George Adamson @DrGeorgeAdamson]

🚨🚨New Paper!🚨🚨
(Double klaxon because I'm genuinely really excited about this one)
Title 'Situating El Niño: Toward a Critical (Physical) Geography of ENSO research practice' in Annals @theAAG
https://t.co/GGBOv66PRX