New approaches and policy implications for resourcing the energy transition
Mike Kendall
- Start Wednesday 22 Jun 2022 10:00am
- Finish Wednesday 22 Jun 2022 2:00pm
- Venue Department of Earth Sciences
- Postcode OX1 3AN
How can we ensure that resourcing the transition to Net Zero is both sustainable and ethical?
About this event
How we, as a society, supply the resources and energy required to achieve a sustainable environment is an important global challenge. To address this, a recent workshop at the University of Oxford identified a number of multidisciplinary research themes relating to this challenge. A key finding was the need for better connections between practitioners in natural and social sciences and humanities.
Aimed at researchers across the University, this workshop intends to shape a proposal to help develop an appropriate policy framework for policymakers for extractive industries and geological storage, considering geopolitics, ethics and inequality, regulation work practices and international law. Join this event for your opportunity to
- Hear about the latest research and policy implications in this area from speakers across Oxford;
- Meet others at Oxford with similar interests over a networking lunch;
- Develop an outline proposal to scope out a collaborative programme of work; and
- Find out how to stay involved in future discussions on this topic.
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