Publié le Mercredi 20 septembre

On Tuesday, September 19, 2023, The Transition Institute 1.5 hosted its sixth TTI.5 Webinar on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, with the theme « Sustainable Cities ».

Faced with the major challenges posed by climate change, urban areas must adapt. Currently, 56% of the global population, or 4.4 billion people, live in cities. The stakes are significant

This TTI.5 Webinar is part of the scientific conferences of the fall season at PSL University.

Program of this Webinar

  • « Villes et changement climatique : qu’apprend-on du 6e rapport du GIEC ? » [Translation in English: “Cities and Climate Change: What Do We Learn from the 6th IPCC Report?”], by Gonéri LE COZANNET | Researcher at the Coastal Risks and Climate Change Unit at BRGM and co-author of the 6th IPCC report.
    Gonéri Le Cozannet has been an engineer and geographer at BRGM since 2006 in the Directorate of Risks and Prevention. His work focuses on adaptation to sea-level rise and associated coastal hazards, coastal erosion, and marine submersion.
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  • Urbanisme en milieu tropical pour favoriser la ventilation naturelle (Translation in English: “Urban Planning in Tropical Environments to Promote Natural Ventilation”), by Pascal STABAT | Professor at the Energy Efficiency of Systems Center (CES Mines Paris – PSL) and Head of the Apprenticeship Program at IST ISUPFERE – PSL.
    Pascal Stabat’s research focuses on buildings and systems, low-energy air conditioning, natural ventilation in buildings, and thermodynamics. After completing his PhD at Mines, he worked as a Research Engineer for Veolia from 2003 to 2007.
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This TTI.5 Webinar was hosted by Nadia MAÏZI, Director of CMA Mines Paris – PSL and The Transition Institute 1.5, Co-author of the 6th IPCC report.

Summary of Webinar TTI.5

The summary of the sixth session of Webinar TTI.5 was written by Maud ROUX-SALEMBIEN and Pierre-Adrien PLESSIX, students of the Civil Engineering program at Mines Paris – PSL.