Professor Sebastian Mernild, one of the world's leading climate researchers, presents his perspective on the unfolding climate crisis. He addresses both scientific facts about climate change and its consequences for people, nature, and society.
The lecture covers developing trends expected in the coming decades – rising temperatures, altered precipitation patterns, extreme weather, and rising sea levels – and their global impact. Mernild also presents concrete opportunities for action: how we reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and what solutions and societal transformations are necessary to limit climate change.
This thought-provoking lecture combines current knowledge, future perspectives, and action possibilities – at both individual and societal levels. The lecture is part of "Climate Conversations," initiated by Valby Local Council's environmental group, and aims to promote local dialogue about global climate challenges and solutions.
