- 2025
- Relazione
Saisonale Energiespeicherung im Überblick (Grundlagenbericht)
Immagine: CC-BY-NC-ND1/13- 2025
- Rivista
ProClim Flash 81 : Captage et Stockage du CO2 – Situation actuelle et potentiel des nouvelles méthodes
Immagine: Climeworks2/13- Congresso per specialisti
- Bern
SAVE THE DATE – 26th Swiss Global Change Day
3/13- Comunicato stampa
Zukunftsbilder zeigen klimaneutralen Kanton Luzern
Immagine: Patricia Binggeli, Gemeinde Emmen4/13- 2025
- Rivista
ProClim Flash 80: Une question de droit et de justice – le rôle de la justice dans le changement climatique
Immagine: Miriam Künzli / Greenpeace5/13- Notizie
Checking in with … Regina Betz
Immagine: Die Volkswirtschaft6/13- Notizie
How is the Graz Charter changing climate communication in the DACH region?
Immagine: SCNAT7/13Meeting Report 25th Swiss Global Change Day
Immagine: Andres Jordi, SCNAT8/13- Notizie
62nd Plenary Meeting of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: The Area of Tension between Science and Politics
Immagine: IISD-ENB - IPCC62 - Switzerland - Anastasia Rodopoulou9/13- Notizie
Checking in with… Géraldine Pflieger
Immagine: Andres Jordi, SCNAT10/13- 2024
- Foglio informativo
Risques majeurs et questions en suspens liés à la modification du rayonnement solaire comme mesure climatique
11/13- Notizie
Zukunftsbilder für einen klimaneutralen Kanton Luzern
Immagine: Johan Nöthiger12/13- 2024
- Relazione
Planifier le développement des énergies renouvelables en tenant compte de la biodiversité et du paysage
13/13
Notizie
IPCC: Call for Experts to Review the First Order Draft of the Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-lived Climate Forcers
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is looking for experts to participate in the expert review of the First Order Draft (FOD) of the Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-lived Climate Forcers (MR SLCF). Registration is open until 13 February 2026.
COP30 in Belém: Checking in with… Géraldine Pflieger
Last week, the 30th United Nations Climate Change Change Conference (COP30) took place in Belém, Brasil. Amongst the official Swiss delegation was Géraldine Pflieger, representing the scientific perspective. She is a is a professor of urban and environmental policy at the University of Geneva. After the conference, we were to get a short scientific assessment of what was – or was not – decided at COP30.
Immagine: Andres Jordi, SCNATIPCC: Call for Authors and Review Editors for the IPCC Methodology Report on CDR Technologies, CCUS for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (Additional guidance)
The IPCC is looking for Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors, and Review Editors for the IPCC Methodology Report on Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies, Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (Additional guidance). The deadline for nomination is 3 December 2025.
Already over 1000 signatories
Experts from science, journalism, municipalities, and non-governmental organizations are calling for a change of course in climate communication. At the K3 Congress in Graz 2024, a call for signatures was launched. In addition to 80 prominent initial signatories, around 1,034 people have already joined.
Immagine: Grazer Charta
ProClim Flash 81 : Captage et Stockage du CO2 – Situation actuelle et potentiel des nouvelles méthodes
Comment éliminer le CO2 présent dans l’air ? Quelle est la différence entre l’extraction du dioxyde de carbone (CDR) et le captage et stockage du carbone (CSC) ? Quel rôle ces technologies jouent-elles dans la stratégie climatique suisse ? La réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre est inévitable. Mais une chose est sûre : afin d’atteindre les objectifs de l'accord de Paris sur le climat, il faut des technologies permettant l'élimination du CO2 et autres gaz à effet de serre. Le Flash 81 présente l'état actuel de la recherche et souligne le potentiel des nouvelles méthodes. Il aborde également les questions juridiques et morales liées à l'élimination et au stockage du CO2.
Immagine: ClimeworksContatto
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23. Swiss Geoscience Meeting
The Institute of Geological Sciences of the University of Bern, the Platform Geosciences of the Swiss Academy of Sciences, SCNAT as well as the Swiss Association of Geologists, CHGEOL cordially invite you to participate in the 23rd Swiss Geoscience Meeting × 7th Swiss Geologists Day to be held on Friday, 5 December and Saturday, 6 December, 2025 in Bern.
Immagine: SGM
Climate Justice: Scientific, Ethical, and Legal Dimensions
The Hans Sigrist Symposium 2025 is dedicated to examining how diverse demands for justice (individual, intragenerational, and interspecies) can be meaningfully integrated into law, specifically as foundational principles for climate law, and through litigation. By exploring equitable legal frameworks for adapting to and mitigating climate change, the symposium will highlight selected aspects of climate science, engage with evolving concepts of climate justice, and draw on compelling ethical arguments to shape a more just climate future.
Immagine: Image © by Layla HuberIPCC: Call for Experts to Review the First Order Draft of the Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-lived Climate Forcers
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is looking for experts to participate in the expert review of the First Order Draft (FOD) of the Methodology Report on Inventories for Short-lived Climate Forcers (MR SLCF). Registration is open until 13 February 2026.
COP30 in Belém: Checking in with… Géraldine Pflieger
Last week, the 30th United Nations Climate Change Change Conference (COP30) took place in Belém, Brasil. Amongst the official Swiss delegation was Géraldine Pflieger, representing the scientific perspective. She is a is a professor of urban and environmental policy at the University of Geneva. After the conference, we were to get a short scientific assessment of what was – or was not – decided at COP30.
Immagine: Andres Jordi, SCNAT
Welternährung innerhalb Planetarer Belastungsgrenzen
Im Anthropozän ist die Erde nicht nur dem Klimawandel, sondern auch der Rodung von Wäldern, dem Verlust von Tier- und Pflanzenarten, der Wasserverknappung sowie der Verschmutzung von Luft, Böden und Gewässern ausgesetzt.
Immagine: NASA