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Conference’s theme最近出版的我PCC AR6 report on physical science basis states unequivocally that human activities have been a primary cause of the warming of our atmosphere, ocean and land, and that the scale of recent changes across the climate system is unprecedented. Faced with the imperative to achieve the worldwide objective of net zero carbon emissions by the middle of this century, concerted mitigation efforts including transition to clean energy, reduction of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission, and reducing CO2 in the atmosphere through restoration of the natural environment and engineering carbon capture – all involving the work of civil engineers – are required. The future climate will be frequented with weather extremes – heatwaves, heavy precipitation, droughts, and tropical cyclones, causing more severe and frequent natural disasters such as flooding, landslides and wildfires worldwide. Critical to these risks from climate change and building resilience to protect the built and natural environment will be the work of civil engineers.Fee:Physical attendance(includes lunch) All registrants: HK$1,300在线人数Student members of ICE and HKIE: FreeGraduate members of ICE and HKIE: HK$300Other registrants: HK$600Event website:https://www.ice.org.uk/events/conference-2022-surviving-climate-crisis-industryFlyer&Online registration
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