As part of my internship, I was asked to do an animation of the five IPCC pathways scenarios. An explainer by Carbon Brief on these scenarios: Over the past few years, … Continue reading GIF: Five shared socio-economic pathways scenarios
Countries have agreed to keep global temperature rise to “well-below 2°C, pursuing efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C”. As of writing, 172 countries had submitted their Nationally Determined … Continue reading Without NETs, deep CO2 cuts needed by big country emitters to remain below 2°C goal
Countries have agreed in the Paris Agreement to hold global temperature increase to “well below 2°C above preindustrial levels and pursuing efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above … Continue reading Mapping sea level rise at 1.5 versus 2 degrees of global warming
[This was a policy brief submitted to our gender and development class in UEA] Fiji, an island country comprised of more than 300 islands and atolls, is one of the … Continue reading Increasing women’s resilience in Fiji through participatory governance
I have been invited to the Indonesia Pavilion since COP 21 in Paris. In COP 23 Bonn, I was invited again to speak about how young people can take action … Continue reading Youth and Climate Change: COP 23 Indonesia Pavilion
In 2017, I was invited to join the first International Congress on Climate Change in Huelva, Spain. Here I talked about gender and climate change and why it is important … Continue reading Congreso International de Cambio Climatico Huelva 2017
“The absence of women, particularly those from the global South, from national and international discussions and decision-making on climate change and development must change. The battle to protect the environment … Continue reading [Policy Brief] Gender and Climate Change
Last March 15, I went back to Cambridge to join a panel discussion with Sir David King, Lisa Walker of Ecosphere+, and David Morton. We each presented different takes on … Continue reading #CCLS2018 Panel: Climate Change is Now
Renee Karunungan 