Past events

This event discusses the progress of the loss and damage agenda within climate negotiations. 

This event explores the potential risks of a more environmentally-destabilized world and the challenges they pose to future leaders. 

This panel discusses the progress cities have already made, whether progress at COP26 was enough, and what more needs to be done to scale action and ambition internationally.

Are democracies the most effective systems of governance to fight climate change?

Winner of the Earthshot Prize, Costa Rican president Carlos Alvarado Quesada discusses the country’s green achievements and how they might be replicated in countries around the world.

Just ahead of COP26, this event examines critical questions about hydrogen’s future as a source of sustainable energy.

What to expect when world leaders meet at COP26 in Glasgow.

Is it possible to compete for dominance in the world while collaborating to save it?

Sir David Attenborough and a panel of experts reflect on how conservation, international resource governance, and climate diplomacy have changed over the course of his lifetime.

Examining why addressing the role of power relationships in entrenching an unsustainable and inequitable food system is key to achieving any meaningful change.

David Beasley, executive director of the World Food Programme (WFP), shares his insights on the ‘hunger pandemic’ and what can be done to prevent further famines.

Exploring the role of forest governance in tackling climate change and biodiversity loss.