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International Conference on Climate Science and Global Change

5th Oct – 6th Oct 2026 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Climate Science and Global Change conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track will explore the latest methodologies in climate modeling, focusing on improvements in accuracy and predictive capabilities. Researchers are encouraged to present innovative approaches that enhance our understanding of climate dynamics.

This session will examine the various ways human activities influence climate systems, including land use changes and industrial emissions. Contributions will highlight the relationship between anthropogenic factors and observed climate variability.

This track will delve into the sources, trends, and impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on global warming. Papers will discuss mitigation strategies and the role of policy in addressing these emissions.

This session will focus on the complex feedback loops within the climate system that can amplify or mitigate climate change effects. Participants are invited to present research on both positive and negative feedback mechanisms.

This track will highlight advancements in environmental monitoring technologies and data analytics for climate research. Contributions will showcase how these tools can enhance our understanding of climate trends and variability.

This session will address the role of policy in shaping climate action and adaptation strategies. Papers will analyze the effectiveness of current policies and propose frameworks for future governance in climate science.

This track will focus on effective climate adaptation strategies tailored for regions most vulnerable to climate change. Researchers are encouraged to share case studies and best practices that can inform future adaptation efforts.

This session will explore the intricate dynamics of the carbon cycle and its implications for climate change. Contributions will discuss how alterations in carbon fluxes affect global warming and climate stability.

This track will examine observed trends in temperature and precipitation, analyzing their implications for ecosystems and human societies. Papers will focus on regional variations and long-term projections.

This session will address strategies for mitigating climate-related risks across various sectors. Researchers are invited to present innovative solutions that enhance resilience to climate impacts.

This track will focus on the significance of seasonal variations in climate and their implications for prediction models. Contributions will explore methodologies for improving seasonal forecasting accuracy.

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