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Inside the IPCC Cities Report

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The IPCC is currently looking for experts to review the IPCC Special Report on Climate Change and Cities, which will be published next spring. Maybe, you could be a reviewer, too: anyone with the relevant expertise can register, no matter whether you are an academic, government member, city administrator, or NGO worker. Never fully understood the IPCC process ? Unsure how to participate ? Or simply curious what this new report will be all about ? Then continue reading.

Cities are a major source of human-induced climate change, but can also be a big part of the solution. Here the example of the Grey to Green development in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. The Grey to Green development has created a network of new paths and cycleways and transformed an area that was previously tarmac into a green public space.
Cities are a major source of human-induced climate change, but can also be a big part of the solution. Here the example of the Grey to Green development in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. The Grey to Green development has created a network of new paths and cycleways and transformed an area that was previously tarmac into a green public space.
Cities are a major source of human-induced climate change, but can also be a big part of the solution. Here the example of the Grey to Green development in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK. The Grey to Green development has created a network of new paths and cycleways and transformed an area that was previously tarmac into a green public space.Image: Alastair Johnstone / Climate Visuals
Image: Alastair Johnstone / Climate Visuals

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