IAHR Global Online Dialogue on Water Engineering Pathways Towards Net Zero
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The IAHR Global Online Dialogue titled "Water Engineering Pathways Towards Net Zero" focuses on the critical role of water in climate change mitigation and adaptation, highlighting the importance of hydraulic infrastructures in hydropower, navigation, flood prevention, wastewater treatment, and water supply globally. This session seeks to deepen understanding of how water functions as both an enabler and a limiter in climate-responsive strategies. Experts from various IAHR Technical Committees will discuss knowledge gaps and opportunities in water engineering, emphasizing the need for research to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement and other related Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in the context of striving for net zero.
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Introduction of IAHR Global Online Dialogue on Water Engineering Pathways Towards Net Zero
2024-04-02 -
Stefan Uhlenbrook - Study on Water Requirements of Climate Mitigation Measures [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Anthony Slatyer - Water and Climate Change Mitigation Inter-Dependencies [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Tomasz Kolerski - Ice research and engineering in relation to water and climate mitigation measures [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Roberto Ranzi - The role of interaction between river dynamics and the terrestrial ecosystem on the global carbon cycle [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Gabriele Freni - Climate change impact on urban water distribution and urban water demand (including the urban water–energy nexus) [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Daisuke Nohara - Interdependencies between water and climate change mitigation in hydropower energy production by reservoirs [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Ellis Penning - Nature-based solutions, a powerful "option" delivered by ecosystems [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Michele Mossa - Energy supply from sea waves, currents, and tides [WWD2024]
2024-04-02 -
Discussion of IAHR Global Online Dialogue on Water Engineering Pathways Towards Net Zero
2024-04-02