IGAC Relevant

The Fire & Climate Conference in 2022 presented by the International Association of Wildland Fire will bring attention to one of the most important forces shaping wildfire in order to respond to this formidable challenge in the new decade.

Abstracts due November 26th 

See here for the atmosphere session!

More information here 

Advances in understanding wildfire initial emissions, smoke
aging, and air quality impacts
Robert Yokelson, University of Montana

Advances in predicting and observing the wildfire environment
Craig Clements, San José State University

Climate warming, increasing wildfire, and the carbon
balance of boreal forests.
Michelle Mack, Northern Arizona University
 

Register for this Webinar Here

Scientific discussion meeting organised by Professor Euan Nisbet, Professor Ute Skiba, Dr Anna Jones and Professor John Pyle FRS.

Atmospheric methane is rising rapidly. The rise is making it more difficult to reach the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement. But the reasons for methane’s growth and concurrent isotopic shift are unclear: sources may be increasing, sinks may be declining, or both processes taking place. Is this a climate change impact? Is the warming feeding the warming?

Held Virtually Globally

“Improving understanding of land-atmosphere interactions through integration of surface flux and atmospheric boundary layer measurements”.

Registration Deadline: May 25th for registration, abstract submission, and poster submission. 

Online European Geophysical Union Conference. 

The Health Effects Institute 2021 Annual Conference will be held virtually via a series of eight webinars in April and May 2021. The sessions will cover a variety of topics related to air pollution and public health including COVID-19, climate change and air quality, non-tailpipe emissions and more. For more information on sessions and registration, please visit the HEI website.