Organizations:
CIFAR, Government of Canada, McGill University, Mila-Quebec AI Institute, Somerville College Oxford, United Nations, University College London, and University of Guelph
People:
Dr. David Rolnick, PhD, Dr. Jaqueline Goordial, PhD, Dr. Richard Taylor, PhD, Dr. Sarah Gunn, PhD, and Stephen Toope
Topics:
addressing climate injustice, barriers to communicating research findings, benefits and dangers of fungi, Canada's Pan-Canadian AI Strategy, carbon locked in permafrost, CIFAR webinar "Nurturing a Resilient Earth", Climate Change, Climate change-related AI applications, communities participating in research, declining water resources in food-growing regions, global warming, impact of climate change on fungal pathogens, impact of fungal diseases on food crops, impact of global warming on carbon in permafrost, impact of greenhouse gas emissions, impact of methane gas on global warming, impacts of climate change on global water supplies, microbial life in permafrost, moving research into policies and action, need for multi-stakeholders in AI projectsI, need for open-source data, preventative measures against fungal diseases, research required in response to climate change, rift between academia and industry, The Last of Us television series, transdisciplinary research, and UN COP28 climate summit
Climate change solutions require community participation in research, say CIFAR scientists
Mark LoweyDecember 6, 2023
There’s no role for “individual” egocentric research in tackling climate change, which requires research with participation by communities and multiple stakeholders, say CIFAR-supported scientists.
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