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Impressions of Impacts World 2017

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Day 1

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Day 2

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Best Posters

Awards for best posters were awarded for each of the four conference challenges:

Counting the economic costs of climate change
Leila Niamir
(University of Twente, Netherlands)
From Households’ Energy Efficient Choices to Air Quality and Climate (P.C23)

Climate change und human health
Jun'ya Takakura (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan)
Adaptation Difficulties in Keeping Labor Capacity under the Climate Change (P.H05)

Climate change und human migration
David M. Landholm (Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), Germany
Conflict and land use change: a case study from Colombia (P.M10)

Climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals
Tugba Agacayak (Mercator-IPC Fellow, Sabanci University, Turkey)
Mitigation of Emissions from the Agriculture Sector and Climate Change Adaptation in Turkey (P.S11)

Videos

Conference trailer

Impacts World is the leading international conference covering the diversity and depth of climate-impacts research today. IW2017 follows on from the inaugural Impacts World 2013, held in Potsdam, Germany, which brought together impacts researchers and stakeholders from across the spectrum of impacted sectors, initiating an era of truly integrated cross-sectoral climate-impacts research. 

Impacts World showcases not only the very latest in our scientific understanding impacts of climate change, placing a particular focus on the most pertinent and pressing political questions of the day, but shines a spotlight on the challenges that lie ahead for this research community, and offers time for in-depth discussions and dedicated working groups. In 2017, the conference will be dedicated to counting the true costs of climate change, by considering four key challenges for aggregating and quantifying climate-change risks and impacts.

Plenary session I: Opening plenary

Chair: Hermann Lotze-Campen

1) Prof. Dr. Dr. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber (00:01:55)

2) Prof. Dr. Antje Boetius (00:23:40) 

3) Prof. Dr. Rainer Sauerborn (00:41:00) 

4) Prof. Dr. Jacqueline McGlade (01:01:10) 

5) Dr. Stephane Hallegatte (01:18:15)

Plenary session II: The state of the art in climate-impacts research

Chair: Katja Frieler

1) Prof. Dr. Rupert Seidl (00:00:23)

2) Dr. William Cheung (00:16:13) 

3) Prof. Dr. Reimund P. Rötter (00:33:16)

4) Dr. Carl-Friedrich Schleussner (00:50:08) 

5) Prof. Dr. David N. Bresch (01:07:22)

Plenary session III: Counting the economic costs of climate change

Chair: Anselm Schultes

1) Prof. Dr. Ilan Noy (00:01:40) 

2) Dr. Shardul Agrawala (00:24:10) 

3) Dr. David Anthoff (00:44:47) 

4) Dr. Greg Holland (01:07:23)

Plenary session IV: Climate change and human health

Session chair: Veronika Huber 

1) Prof. Dr. Andy Haines (00:00:02)

2) Prof. Dr. med. Christian Witt (00:12:40) 

3) Dr. Antonio Gasparrini (00:27:20)

4) Prof. Dr. Matthew Huber (00:46:08)

5) Prof. Dr. Andy Morse (01:03:50)

Plenary session V: Climate change and human migration

Session Chair: Kira Vinke

1) Dr. Andrea Tilche (00:00:05)

2) Prof. Dr. Ulrike Grote (00:13:30) 

3) Susanne Melde (00:30:47) 

4) Dr. Koko Warner (00:41:53) 

5) Panel discussion (00:59:38)

Plenary session VI: Why climate impacts research?

Session chair: Lila Warszawski 

1) Orchestra of Change (00:01:34)
2) Dr. Martina Münch (49:48:00)
3) Thomas Rachel (01:00:24)
4) Prof. Dr. Dr. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber (01:10:55)
5) Patricia Espinosa (01:33:10)
6) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Kleiner (01:52:25)
7) Carlos Moedas (02:05:02)
8) Prof. Dr. Klaus v. Klitzing (02:08:02)
9) 5-min surprise film screening (02:30:00)

Plenary session VII: Climate change and Sustainable Development Goals

Session chair: Alexander Popp 

1) Prof. Dr. Johan Rockström (00:00:10)

2) Dr. Leena Srivastava (00:21:37)

3) Dr. Maja Göpel (00:42:31) 

4) Prof. Dr. Dirk Messner (01:09:08)

Plenary session VIII: Meeting the challenges: reflections & panel discussion

Session chair: Christopher Reyer  

1) Best Poster Awards Ceremony (00:02:23) 
2) Reflections & panel discussion with (00:04:09):
Prof. Dr. Martin Visbeck, Guido Schmidt-Traub,
Kaisa Kosonen, Prof. Dr. Hans-Otto Pörtner 
3) Acknowledgements (01:19:00)
4) Closing words by Prof. Dr. Dr. Hans Joachim Schellnhuber (01:23:25) 
5) Climate Bells 2017 (01:45:00)

IW2017 in the Media

Television

ARD: Tageschau 16:00 (11 Oct 2017)
Klima-Konferenz: Forscher beraten über Folgen des Klimawandels

ARD: tageschau24 (11 Oct 2017)
SCHWERPUNKT: Konferenz in Potsdam - Forscher beraten über Kosten des Klimawandels

Kika: logo! (11 Oct 2017)
Was kostet der Klimawandel?

RBB: Brandenburg Aktuell (11 Oct 2017)
Was kostet der Klimawandel?

Radio

Deutschlandfunk: Umwelt und Verbraucher (13 Oct 2017)
Was kostet der Klimawandel? Forderungen des PIK

RBB Inforadio (13 Oct 2017)
Sollten wir am Klima schrauben?

Bayern 2: IQ Wissenschaft und Forschung (13 Oct 2017)
Klimaforschung - Welchen Einfluss hat Wissenschaft auf Politik?

Print

Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (12 Oct 2017)
Was uns die Erderwärmung kosten wird

Märkische Allgemeine (12 Oct 2017)
Experten tagen zu Kosten des Klimawandels

Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (13 Oct 2017)
Potsdams Weltretter - Kein Ende in Sicht

Märkische Allgemeine (14 Oct 2017)
UN-Klimachefin lobt Potsdamer Klimaforscher

Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (18 Oct 2017)
"Das Risiko, das wir eingehen"

Web

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (11 Oct 2017)
Counting the true costs of climate change: Impacts World Conference in Potsdam

WirtschaftsWoche Online (11 Oct 2017)
Versicherungen gegen Stürme, Überschwemmungen, Dürren

RBB|24: Panorama (11 Oct 2017)
25 Jahre Potsdam-Institut für Klimafolgenforschung - "Damals hat man das Institut fast für einen Scherz gehalten"

Windkraft-Journal (11 Oct 2017)
Die wahren Kosten des Klimawandels: ‚Impacts World‘ Konferenz in Potsdam

SOLARIFY.EU (11 Oct 2017)
Aktive Begrenzung der Erderwärmung, viel billiger als Nichtstun

BMBF (12 Oct 2017)
25-jähriges Bestehen des Potsdam Instituts für Klimafolgenforschung (PIK)

MWFK (12 Oct 2017)
Exzellente Forschung und internationale Strahlkraft

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (13 Oct 2017)
“We need you”: UN climate chief to Potsdam climate scientists

Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (13 Oct 2017)
25 Jahre Klimaforschung Potsdam: Die Welt retten

meinbezirk.at (14 Oct 2017)
„Wir brauchen Sie“: UN Klima-Chefin zu Potsdamer Klimaforschern

Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten (18 Oct 2017)
Klimaforschung in Potsdam: „Das Risiko, das wir eingehen“

The Gleaner: Earth Today (16 Nov 2017)
Jamaican start-up addresses island vulnerabilities at global conference

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