To mark the 200th anniversary of Joseph Fourier’s work on the greenhouse effect, we are organising a conference that will bring together leading scientists, researchers, and policymakers from all backgrounds to convene and share their expertise and insights regarding the impact of the greenhouse effect on climate, agriculture, the environment, and human health. We aim to explore the multi-faceted dimensions of climate change, addressing its widespread impact on ecosystems, communities, and the global landscape. It also serves as a vital platform for researchers, industrialist, practitioners, and educators to present the latest innovations, research, and trends in the field of climate change.
With a series of talks from expert speakers, this two-day event will facilitate discussions that showcase strategies to achieve net-zero targets and approaches to tackling climate change. Join us as we commemorate the extraordinary journey spanning 200 years since Fourier’s ground-breaking insights. The International Conference on the Greenhouse Effect and Climate Change: 200 Years Since Joseph Fourier marks an essential moment to reflect on the evolution of the greenhouse effect.