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Lunes, 20 Marzo, 2023

Dia · Setmana

12:00

Webinario «Towards the Streetsmart City: A research and planning agenda for just cities»

Conferencias y congresos - En línea

Viernes, 24 Marzo, 2023

15:00

Bioblitz UAB 2023: Ven a encontrar plantas y animales en el campus

Actividades de participación, Cooperación y solidaridad, Divulgación, Investigación, Sostenibilidad y salud - Plaça Cívica, UAB

Jueves, 30 Marzo, 2023

12:00

MdM Keynote Speaker Series 2023: "Land Use is Dissent: Anti-Colonial Historical Ecology and Forest Garden Management in The Pacific Northwest"

Conferencias y congresos

Descripción:

Prof. Chelsey Geralda Armstrong, from Simon Fraser University (Canada), will be giving a keynote at ICTA-UAB. You can also follow the event live by zoom (link below).

MdM Keynote Speaker Series

Title: “Land Use is Dissent: Anti-Colonial Historical Ecology and Forest Garden Management in The Pacific Northwest”

Speaker: Chelsey Geralda Armstrong, Assistant Professor, Indigenous studies, Simon Fraser University (Canada)

Date: Thursday, 30th of March 2023 Time: from 12:00 to 13:00 Venue: Room Z/022 - Z/023 - Online: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84690674450?pwd=ZVArQmttREI2TTBDS280ZFNsNFJLUT09 ID de reunión: 846 9067 4450 Código de acceso: 262155

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY and EXPERTISE

Chelsey Geralda Armstrong is a historical ecologist and archaeologist specializing in ancient human land-use and landscape archaeology.She is Assistant Professor and Director of the Historical-Ecological Research Lab in Indigenous Studies at Simon Fraser University (Canada). She is conducting historical-ecological research in northern Ts'msyen and Gitxsan territories in so-called British Columbia with a focus on traditional resource and environmental management.

TOPIC of the KEYNOTE

Land-use scientists increasingly recognize that ecological and anthropogenic forces have long interacted in complex ways, forming many of the landscapes we observe today. For example, Indigenous peoples’ legacies of plant cultivation and management can have profound effects on contemporary forest structure and species composition long after such practices have ceased. Beyond the scientific bearing such research provides, documenting Indigenous land-use has become increasingly important as a legal benchmark for asserting Indigenous title and sovereignty over unceded territories. This presentation combines various lines of evidence from ecological and archaeological sources, allowing us to document Indigenous orcharding and forest management throughout British Columbia (Canada), while challenging still-held narratives about people and their contested homelands. Historical-ecological studies may be a pathway for challenging colonial super structures that continue to underpin land-use in Canada. This collaborative research reflects on Indigenous peoples’ land-use as having positive effects on the lived landscapes and supports descendant communities seeking to re-integrate land-based foodways and livelihoods in unprecedented times.

SEMIANR MDM CHELSEY GERALDA AMSTRONG

Fecha: Jueves 30, Marzo de 2023 - 12:00h

Martes, 18 Abril, 2023

12:00

MdM Keynote Speaker Series 2023: "Adaptation to climate change: insights from the ENERGYA project", by Prof. Enrica De Cian

Conferencias y congresos

Descripción:

Prof. Enrica De Cian, from the Ca’ Foscari University (Italy), will be giving a keynote on “Adaptation to climate change: insights from the ENERGYA project”. The seminar will take place at ICTA-UAB (room Z/023 - Z/022) on Tuesday, 18th of April 2023, from 12:00 to 13:00.

Our invited speaker will be available for discussion with ICTA-UAB researchers after the talk. You can also follow the event live by zoom (link below).

MdM Keynote Speaker Series 2023

Title: “Adaptation to climate change: insights from the ENERGYA project”

Speaker:  Prof. Enrica De Cian,  Department of Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice (Italy)

Date: Tuesday, 18th of April 2023
Time: from 12:00 to 13:00
Online: Room Z/022 & Z/023 and online Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81099699301?pwd=cVBpK21obGE4VC84ZGNGdjNyNk5JQT09 ID de reunión: 810 9969 9301 - Código de acceso: 990915

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY and RESEARCH INTERESTS

Enrica De Cian is Professor in Environmental Economics at Ca’ Foscari University (Italy) and ERC Starting Grant grantee with the project ENERGYA – Energy use for Adaptation (www.energy-a.eu). She coordinates Ca’ Foscari’s PhDin Science and Management of Climate Change. She is deputy coordinator of the research unit on Economic analysis of Climate Impacts and Policy at Fondazione Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici (CMCC) in Italy.

She has collaborated with several research organizations in Europe (CEPS, ZEW) and in the US (JP at MIT, Boston University). In 2012, she was a visiting researcher at BU funded by the European Commission Global Marie Curie Research Fellowship. She has published in the fields of climate change economics, integrated assessment modelling, and energy economics.

TOPIC of the KEYNOTE

Climate change impacts are widespread, and billions of people are exposed to the risk of extreme heat events. As never before, the Sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC addresses the challenges of climate change in a world already undergoing some of the most rapid and significant societal and environmental changes in decades. Adaptation to climate change is one of the biggest challenges, especially if considering that the solution space is constrained by cultural, institutional, socioeconomic conditions, as well as by the risk of maladaptation. In this talk I will present new results from the ERC-funded research project – ENERGYA – that has examined a leading example of a potentially dangerous form of adaptation, the adoption and utilization of air-conditioning. The presentation will go through three papers covering developed and developing countries.

mdm semianr series Enrica De Cian