The 25th Annual Roger Revelle Commemorative Lecture, titled Equitable Science and Solutions for a Warming World, is led by the esteemed Dr. Kim Cobb from Brown University. The lecture delves into equitable science and solutions in our warming world. Further, this lecture is a timely and essential event with an increasing number of communities advocating for climate justice on the frontlines of climate change. Dr. Cobb shares insights on the unique role of geoscientists in advancing climate justice through trans-disciplinary research agendas and the benefits and challenges of such research.
About Roger Revelle Commemorative Lecture Series: “In 1999, the Ocean Studies Board (OSB) launched the Roger Revelle Commemorative Lecture to highlight the important links between ocean science and public policy. The series was named in honor of the late Roger Revelle, a leader in the field of oceanography for over 50 years who spearheaded efforts to investigate the mechanisms and consequences of climate change. The Ocean Studies Board explores the science, policies, and infrastructure needed to understand, manage, and conserve coastal and marine environments and resources.”
(Source: www.nationalacademies.org/our-work/revelle-lecture)
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