Loss and Damage in the IPCC, (why) does it matter?
For the first time in its history, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) will dedicate a standalone chapter to loss and damage (L&D) in its upcoming 7th Assessment Report. This further recognises that climate impacts are already happening and irreversible, despite ongoing efforts to mitigate and adapt. This turning point sparks discussion about the science and politics of L&D: what should be included and how losses and damages can be measured? It also sparks a wider discussion: can the IPCC effect change in an increasingly (climate) science-resistant world? These and other questions will be discussed in a panel discussion with four IPCC authors based in Bonn.
This event is hosted by the Loss and Damage Collective Bonn, a loose association of organisations and experts working on the topic of loss and damage in Bonn. It provides an inclusive platform for informal idea-sharing and expert exchange on the most pressing questions in the loss and damage discussion.
This event is hosted by the Loss and Damage Collective Bonn, a loose association of organisations and experts working on the topic of loss and damage in Bonn. It provides an inclusive platform for informal idea-sharing and expert exchange on the most pressing questions in the loss and damage discussion.
Time
Tuesday, 20.10.26 - 04:30 PM
- 06:30 PM
Event format
Discussion
Topic
Climate Change, Development Geography, IPCC, Loss and Damage
Speaker
Prof. L. Schipper (University of Bonn), Dr. R. Klein (Rickle Consulting), Dr. K. Warner (University of Pennsylvania), Prof. Z. Sebesvari (UNU-EHS).
Target groups
Students
Researchers
All interested
Languages
English
Location
Geographisches Institut, Meckenheimer Allee 166, 53115 Bonn
Room
Alfred Philippson Hörsaal (lecture hall)
Reservation
not required
Organizer
Loss and Damage Collective Bonn
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