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Mapping climate policy: navigating context-specific language (Part I)
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Humans of AI for Humanity: Michal Nachmany
Meet the leaders who are putting AI to work for good. “Humans of AI for Humanity” is a joint content series from the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation and Fast Forward. Each month, we highlight experts, builders, and thought leaders using AI to create a human-centered future — and the stories behind their work.
Medieval strategies for modern business
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CPR is delighted to be a member of the Coalition for Sustainable Artificial Intelligence, a community of stakeholders to advance concrete initiatives for making Artificial Intelligence beneficial to our environmental goals
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Events
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⬤ Upcoming events
London Climate Action Week: The Climate Innovation Forum, Wednesday 25th June
The Climate Innovation Forum returns for the seventh year as a flagship event of London Climate Action Week on Wednesday 25th June. Taking place in London’s Guildhall, this high-level event will bring together 2,000 business leaders, policy makers, investors and senior civil society representatives, to accelerate the speed and scale of our collective efforts in driving climate action.
Embracing the UK Government’s renewed climate ambitions, the Forum will be a key event to facilitate multistakeholder collaboration for increased action and impact on the Road to COP30. With 2025 marking 10 years since the adoption of the Paris Agreement and just five years until the critical deadline of 2030, it will focus on the practical steps required to keep 1.5ºC alive: unblocking delivery barriers, getting investment flowing where it’s needed, and sharing best practice that can be replicated at speed and scale.
Key Speakers Include:
Francesco La Camera, Director General, IRENA
Damilola Ogunbiyi, CEO and Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Sustainable Energy for All, and Co-Chair, UN-Energy.
Professor Piers Forster, Chair, Climate Change Committee
Hakima El Haite, former Minister of Environment for Morocco and President, Private Sector Pan African Alliance
Nick Mabey, Founder, London Climate Action Week
Noelia Garcia Nebra, Head of Sustainability, ISO
Lord Adair Turner, Chair, Energy Transition Commission
Faustine Delasalle, CEO, Mission Possible Partnership
Rt Hon Chris Skidmore, Chair, Climate Action Coalition
⬤ Past events
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ACL 2024: Natural Language Processing meets Climate Change
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London Climate Action Week: Climate Innovation Forum
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RELX SDG Inspiration Day: In the Age of AI
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TICTeC 2024
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Berlin Buzzwords
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ICLR 2024: Climate Change AI workshop
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Climate Week NYC
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Global ESG Monitor 2024 launch