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SUMMARY:ADJUST Webinar: Unions as Climate Actors: Where Are We At and What Have We Learned?
DESCRIPTION:With the support of AdJUST\, this international webinar will bring together three trade union representatives from Canada\, Scotland and Spain to compare their experiences and draw lessons for union action. \nThe three speakers will be invited to provide an overview of the situation within their respective organizations and countries and to share the key lessons they have drawn from their experiences. The discussion will focus in particular on efforts to secure workers’ interests in climate policies and just transition initiatives\, organizing and mobilization strategies developed in different contexts\, and priorities for union action in the years ahead. \nThis webinar builds on the work of the Green Skills Lab at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)\, including research conducted as part of the “Advancing the understanding of challenges\, policy options and measures to achieve a JUST EU energy transition” project (AdJUST\, Horizon Europe)\, and the CRIMT Partnership on Experimentation for Better Work\, including the work of CRIMT’s Workers as Climate Actors research team. \nIt aims to bring experiences from different countries into dialogue and explore how unions can play a more strategic role in increasingly contested climate transitions. \nThe webinar\, scheduled for 6th October 2026 at 4pm CET\, at will bring together three leading union specialists on climate issues: \n– Ryan Morrison (Scottish Trades Union Congress – STUC) \n– Patrick Rondeau (Fédération des travailleurs et travailleuses du Québec – FTQ) \n– Manuel Riera Diaz (Unión General de Trabajadoras y Trabajadores – UGT\, Spain). \nThe discussion will be moderated by Gregor Murray (CRIMT\, Université de Montréal)\, with introductory remarks by Ben Crawford (London School of Economics and Political Science) and closing remarks by John Peters (CRIMT\, Memorial University). \nThe webinar will be held in English and French\, with simultaneous interpretation. \nInformation and registration: https://www.crimt.net/en/2026/09/15/webinaire-du-crimt-les-syndicats-comme-acteurs-de-la-transition-climatique-ou-en-sommes-nous-et-quelles-lecons-avons-nous-tirees/
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SUMMARY:CMCC Talk: Artificial societies\, real decisions: agent-based simulation for climate policy testing
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Alessandro Taberna\, CMCC Foundation \nModerator: Francesco Lamperti\, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna and CMCC Foundation \n\n\n\nHow might we assess whether a climate adaptation policy will benefit a population — and at what economic cost — before it is implemented? This talk presents a bottom-up\, data-intensive approach based on agent-based simulation: computational models in which hundreds of thousands of virtual households and firms make individual decisions\, so that aggregate economic and social outcomes emerge from the interactions of many heterogeneous actors rather than imposed assumptions. \nThe central idea is calibration against real-world micro-data. By grounding these “artificial societies” in household surveys\, flood maps\, and geolocated climate variables such as temperature and precipitation\, we can construct synthetic populations that closely reproduce the structure of specific territories. Within this controlled virtual environment we can then run counterfactual\, “what-if” experiments — introducing a candidate climate policy and tracing its effects on the simulated economy and population over time. \nBuilding these artificial societies draws on several fields: economics and psychology shape how agents behave\, geography and climate science define the physical environment they inhabit\, and data science and high-performance computing make the simulation possible — offering policymakers a low-risk laboratory for evaluating climate and development choices. \n20 October 2026\, 12:00 CEST\nTo join the webinar\, register here
URL:https://ab42158a9ffe39a495c70.admin.hardypress.com/event/cmcc-talk-artificial-societies-real-decisions-agent-based-simulation-for-climate-policy-testing/
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SUMMARY:ECEMP 2026 – Climate Change\, Energy Security and Competitiveness: Modelling an energy system under stress
DESCRIPTION:21-22 October 2026\, Brussels and online \nThe EU aims to reach GHG neutrality by 2050. The conflict in Ukraine raises the question of energy security in the EU. And\, the industry faces strong competition outside of the EU. The challenge for policy makers and modelers alike is to find solutions that are aligned to all of these issues and goals. This year’s ECEMP edition seeks for collaboration between models and modelers to study more than the energy system alone\, including competitiveness\, strategic resources\, policies and social justice. Call for abstracts is open until 12 June 2026. \nMore information
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