Session Plan 2023

Date

05.04.

Introduction: what is known, and what is unknown?

Uncertainty and the role of scientists

Lars Kutzbach

12.04.

Andrés López Rivera

19.04.

Jana Sillmann

26.04.

Open questions about numerical modelling of the complex Earth system

Jörn Behrens

Additionally:

Role-play #1: Uncertain climate futures and academic activism: The leak of the IPCC AR6 WGIII draft

03.05.

Victor Brovkin

Additionally:

• Panel Discussion 2023: Initial discussion of guiding question
  • Each working group will propose a guiding question for the Panel Discussion 2023
  • Before 11th May: All working groups will improve and elaborate on their initial guiding questions, finding areas of synergy with other group’s ideas

10.05.

Leonard Borchert

Additionally:

• Role-play #2: Do we still need natural-scientific research in climate science?

24.05.

Cathy Hohenegger

Additionally:

• Panel discussion 2023: Second discussion of guiding question
  • Development of guiding question, with a focus on combining and synergising the suggestions of each working group

31.05.

• Role-play #3: Contested Knowledge – Flavours of climate change science in public and policy debates

07.06.

Matthias Revers

Additionally:

• Role-plays #4 and #5 Election:
  • Role-play #4 will be Group 1’s suggestion “Should developed countries take more responsibility for mitigation?”
  • Role-play #5 will be Group 5’s suggestion “Should the debt of developing countries be cancelled in exchange for financing actions on climate change?”
  • More information can be found in the slides from lecture 9.
• Panel discussion: task group status updates

14.06.

Moritz Drupp

Additionally:

• Role-play #4: “Should developed countries take more responsibility for mitigation?”

21.06.

28.06.

Additionally:

• Role-play #5: “Should the debt of developing countries be cancelled in exchange for financing actions on climate change?”

05.07.

12.07.