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

🚨🚨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 American Association of Geographers tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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: kcl.ac.uk/news/exchangin… And 👀👇 for a 2 min overview of the event.

Interested in climate change and museum objects? Fancy doing a PhD supervised by me, George Adamson & Museum of Cambridge? Consider applying for the funded collaborative PhD '‘Weathering’ climate change" More details here: tinyurl.com/4hpxtbkb

Excellent opportunity here at King's Geography and King's CMCI to study representation of climate change in museums with Museum of Cambridge

Closing 6th December

Why we should stop blaming El Nino for global temperatures kcl.ac.uk/el-nino-not-to… #climatechange #COP28 #COP28UAE #ElNino #ENSO

With global temperatures reaching record highs this year, many say the ‘El Niño’ weather system could be to blame. George Adamson (King's Geography) explains the history of El Niño, and why it is not actually the guilty culprit it’s made out to be. 🌍 ⬇ kcl.ac.uk/el-nino-not-to…

New blog on El Nino and extreme temperatures. TL/DR: don't blame El Nino - blame anthropogenic greenhouse emissions. kcl.ac.uk/el-nino-not-to…

As #COP28 draws to a close Professor Prof. Sarah Bracking (King's Geography), 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 ⬇ kcl.ac.uk/cop28-climate-…

"Adaptation is not just the problem of other countries. Their risks are our risks." -- Dr @HelenJAdams, King's College London Speaking at the The Policy Institute COP28 Outcomes Summit

King's experts hosted an event at #COP28 in partnership with the United Nations, 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 King's Business School & KCL Net Zero Centre 👇 kcl.ac.uk/news/financial…

We're delighted to have achieved 5th out of 151 universities across the UK in the sustainability rankings from People & Planet!💚🙌 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.🌎

"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." Saida Muna Tasneem at our #COP28Outcomes Summit yesterday with Rt Hon Chris Skidmore, @coalition_zero & DIPLOMAT Magazine

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

WE ARE LAUNCHING This afternoon at King's College London with George Adamson, Prof Tamsin Edwards, Rachel Mills, gabrielle samuel, @DuraidJalili and James Wright (The Policy Institute)

COME AND WORK WITH US Lecturer in Climate and Society (3-year), Department of Geography, King's College London kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084545-le…

New Paper: wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/wc… Since weather and climate inform culture, memory and identity, both weather and climate should be considered forms of intangible cultural heritage.

📣New paper published in Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Climate Change by George Adamson and Jessica is industrially acting (King's College London): 'Weather, heritage, and memory'. #OpenAccess doi.org/10.1002/wcc.913