We are hosting the second edition of the UNAM–Europe Academic Seminar with the participation of Dr. Julia Carabias Lillo. This forum brings together specialists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and various European institutions.

The objective of this initiative is to reflect collectively on the interactions of the three major global environmental crises —climate change, biodiversity loss and water pollution and scarcity— and, from that perspective, to address the challenges they pose to the well-being of human populations.

This is an academic seminar aimed at researchers, teachers, and students, as well as science communicators and the general public interested in environmental issues. It offers an opportunity to carefully examine our present and envision conscious proposals for a shared future.

Program

Tuesday September 9

Biodiversity, climate change and water: interdependent challenges

Participants: Julia Carabias (Faculty of Sciences of UNAM), Joaquín Giménez (University of Santiago de Compostela) and Sergio Martos (Geological and Mining Institute of Spain (CSIC).

This session will take place in the Climate Shelter (2nd floor)

Thursday September 11

Meeting with young people: A fair and sustainable future. How do we build it starting today?

This session will take place in the Boardroom (3rd floor)