Past webinars
13 January 2021
Speakers: Jon Stenning (Cambridge Econometrics); stakeholder response from Paul Sayers (Sayers and Partners)
Title: UK-SSPs: setting out socioeconomic trajectories for climate resilience research (see event listing for slides and webinar links)
16 December 2020
Speakers: Claire Scannell/Lizzie Kendon (Met Office)
Title: Urban climate change and climate services (see event listing)
2 December 2020
Speaker: Professor Lisa Collins (University of Leeds) and Karro Food Group Ltd
Title: Smart systems approaches for climate resilient livestock production (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
18 November 2020
Speakers: Dr Neil MacDonald (University of Liverpool) and Dr Thomas Kjeldsen (University of Bath)
Title: Building UK climate resilience through bridging the qualitative-quantitative data divide (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
4 November 2020
Speakers: Don Monteith (UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology) and Fraser Leith (Scottish Water)
Title: Forecasting risk of environmental exacerbation of dissolved organic matter – building climate change resilience (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
28 October 2020
Speakers: Robert Nicholls (Tyndall Centre, UEA) and Charlotte Thompson (CoastalRes Consortium)
Title: Coastal Resilience to Flood and Erosion Hazard: A Demonstration for England (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
21 October 2020
Speakers: Declan Conway (Grantham Research Institute, LSE), Dr Alistair Nesbitt (Vinescapes), Dr Kate Gannon (GRI), Prof Steve Dorling (University of East Anglia)
Title: Characterising and adapting to climate risks in the UK wine sector (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
7 October 2020
Speakers: Andrew Charlton-Perez (University of Reading)/Mark Harrison (Met Office)
Title: Understanding heat related mortality (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
23 September 2020
Speakers: Simon Brown / Daniel Cotterill (Met Office)
Title: Statistical analysis and attribution of impact relevant climate extremes (see event listing for slides and videos of webinar)
9 September 2020
Speaker: Professor Nick Pidgeon and Christina Demski (Cardiff University), with Frances Pimenta (Defra)
Title: Understanding UK perceptions of climate risk and resilience (see event listing for videos of webinar)
29 July 2020
Speaker: Prof Richard Betts, MBE (University of Exeter and Met Office), and Kathryn Brown (Committee on Climate Change)
Title: Gathering the evidence for the 3rd UK Climate Change Risk Assessment (See event listing for slides and videos of the webinar)
22 July 2020
Speakers: Prof Rachel Warren (Tyndall Centre, University of East Anglia), Alan Kennedy-Asser and Jeff Price, with a response by Gemma Holmes, Committee on Climate Change
Title: IMPRES: Impacts and risk assessment to better inform resilience planning (See event listing for slides and videos of the webinar)
8 July 2020
Speakers: Dr Kate Lonsdale, UK Climate Resilience Champion, and Tom Hughes, Senior Policy Advisor, National Infrastructure Commission
Title: Creating climate resilience in the UK: What does this mean, and how might we achieve it? (See event listing for slides and videos of the webinar)
24 June 2020
Speakers: Professor Hayley Fowler, Professor of Climate Change Impacts, Newcastle University (Project PI) and Murray Dale, Technical Director and Chartered Meteorologist, JBA
Title: FUTURE-DRAINAGE: Ensemble climate change rainfall estimates for sustainable drainage (See event listing for slides and webinar recording)
10 June 2020
Speakers: Dr Freya Garry, Climate Scientist, Met Office and Dr Tom Denbigh (Defra)
Title: How will multiple climate hazards impact UK food over the 21st Century? (See event listing for slides and webinar recording plus answers to Q&A)
20 May 2020
Speakers: Professor Nigel Arnell, Professor of Climate Science, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading and Brendan Freeman (Committee on Climate Change)
Title: Indicators of changing climate risk in the UK (See event listing for slides and webinar recording)