2026 Emerging interdisciplinary perspectives on extreme heat

Emerging interdisciplinary perspectives on extreme heat

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Extreme heat is no longer a distant future threat - it’s reshaping our world right now. In this special episode, Emerging interdisciplinary perspectives on extreme heat, we bring together leading experts from across disciplines to explore how rising temperatures are transforming our health, our work, our ecosystems, and our collective wellbeing. Join Director of Copenhagen Center for Disaster Research, Emmanuel Raju, as he guides a dynamic conversation with an exceptional panel: Francesca de’Donato (Climatologist/Epidemiologist), Shouro Dasgupta (Environmental Economist), John Rand (Global Dev...

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Emerging interdisciplinary perspectives on extreme heat 18.02.2026

Extreme heat is no longer a distant future threat - it’s reshaping our world right now. In this special episode, Emerging interdisciplinary perspectives on extreme heat, we bring together leading experts from across disciplines to explore how rising temperatures are transforming our health, our work, our ecosystems, and our collective wellbeing.   Join Director of Copenhagen Center for Disaster Re...

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