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SISC President, Prof. Carlo Barbante takes part in the Conference that celebrates the World Meteorological Day in Rome. The full program of the event is…
CMCC-SISC WEBINAR “Adapting to climate change: linking knowledge, policies and practices” Wednesday, March 21, 2018 h. 2.00 pm – 2.50 pm CET Presenter: Sergio Castellari,…
Clarice Pecori Giraldi, Vicepresident of Triennale di Milano invits you to the opening of the photographic show of Ragnar Axelsson, Carsten Egevang, Paolo Solari Bozzi…
Becoming a SISC member is the easiest way to join the Italian network of scientists dealing with climate in their studies and research, thus contributing…
National decarbonization pathways toward 1.5 & 2°C and impacts on SDGs: Official side-event at COP23, Bonn Monday 6th November 2017, 15:00-16:30 Location: Bonn Zone, Meeting…
2nd IAERE School Input Output Analysis for Environmental and Resource Economics The Italian Association of Environmental and Resource Economists (IAERE) is launching a School series…
Collective Global Climate Statement An international coalition of 33 meteorological and climate societies and institutions have released a Collective Global Climate Statement to coincide with Earth…
Becoming a SISC member is the easiest way to join the Italian network of scientists dealing with climate in their studies and research, thus contributing…
ICCG and FEEM organize a webinar on “The Triple Dividend of Resilience – A New Business Case for Disaster Risk Management”, on February 8th, 2017 – 3:00 pm.
An important recognition for “Il Kyoto fisso”, a blog of “Le Scienze” magazine, the Italian edition of Scientific American, edit by climatologist Antonello Pasini, theoretical physicist and expert in the field of climate modelling and complex systems. Pasini received the first prize by the Italian Book Association in the scientific blog section