Azzeddine Oudjehane, Speaker at Climate Change Conferences
Keynote Presentation
Azzeddine Oudjehane, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Canada

In 2015, the Paris climate change conference led the way to combat climate change and accelerate and intensify the actions and investments needed for a sustainable low carbon future. In 2017, Mission 2020 released a strategy by which “countries should commit $300 billion an [....] » Read More

Terry Cooke, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Keynote Presentation
Terry Cooke, China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia, United States

China Partnership of Greater Philadelphia (CPGP) forged the Greater Philadelphia (PHL)-Tianjin Economic-technological Development Area (TEDA) partnership in 2011. In July 2014, the PHL-TEDA partnership formally joined the U.S.- China EcoPartnership program to jumpstart innovative [....] » Read More

Virendra Kumar, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Keynote Presentation
Virendra Kumar, Prof. Emeritus & Advocate, India

The present investigations aim to Control Earth’s Global Warming by using innovative Chemical Technology and physicochemical Catalytic processes. The increase of temperatures of earth surface has got direct relation with the rise of concentration of various greenhouse gases [....] » Read More

Deborah January Bevers, Speaker at Climate Change Congress
Oral Presentation
Deborah January Bevers, J.D., President, Houston Wilderness, United States

Natural landscapes serve our well-being in a variety of ways including water purification, flood protection, hurricane protection, carbon capture, recreation and wildlife enhancement. Identifying and understanding the benefits of services provided by local ecosystems can lead to [....] » Read More

Surajit Chattopadhyay, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Oral Presentation
Surajit Chattopadhyay, Amity University, India

We endeavor to demonstrate an association between total column ozone (TCO) and surface temperature (ST) over Kolkata, a highly polluted city belonging to the Gangetic West Bengal (GWB). The period, when the study zone experiences a change from monsoon to post-monsoon, is the focu [....] » Read More

Aaron Yair, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Oral Presentation
Aaron Yair, Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel

Dryland areas are regarded as highly sensitive to climatic changes. A positive relationship between rainfall and environmental factors is often assumed (water availability, species diversity, etc.) for areas with an average annual rainfall of 100-300 mm. This assumption disregard [....] » Read More

Emanuele Calabro, Speaker at Climate Change Conferences
Oral Presentation
Emanuele Calabro, University of Messina, Italy

I n the last decades, human activities have generated increasing in ground albedo produced by deforestation and overbuilding. Man-made deforestation has caused desertification and a consequent increasing of ground reflected solar radiation. In addition, the areas of cemented land [....] » Read More

Agung Imam Zulhatta, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Oral Presentation
Agung Imam Zulhatta, Indonesia Defense University, Indonesia

I ndonesia is one of the countries in the world that is very vulnerable to natural disasters. Climate change is increasingly extreme globally, and Indonesia’s position in the Ring of Fire become the main reasons for frequent maritime disasters such as abrasion and tsunami d [....] » Read More

Enoch Bessah, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Oral Presentation
Enoch Bessah, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana

Climate change has exacerbated the occurrence of extreme weather events in many regions worldwide. The objective of this study was to assess extreme temperature and rainfall variations in the Pra River Basin (a tropical sub-humid basin in Ghana), as a case-study potentially appli [....] » Read More

Sara Fareed Mohamed Wahdan, Speaker at Climate Change Conference
Poster Presentation
Sara Fareed Mohamed Wahdan, Helmholtz center for environmental research, Germany

Arbuscular mycorrhizae (AM) are the most common symbiotic association of plant roots with soil-borne fungi. AM fungi significantly improve plant growth, nutrient uptake and crop production. In addition, AM fungi can improve plant immunity to tolerate biotic and abiotic stressors. [....] » Read More

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