The video features a COP28 panel discussion on the critical threats climate change poses to agriculture, emphasizing the urgency for science-based strategies to ensure global food security.
Host and Moderator: Professor Gail Whiteman, Founder – Arctic Basecamp & Professor of Sustainability – University of Exeter
Speakers: H.R.H Prince Jaime de Bourbon de Parme, Simon Sharpe, Director of Economics for the UNFCCC Climate Champions, Visiting Fellow – GSI Institute, University of Exeter, Halla Tómasdóttir, CEO and Chief Change Catalyst – The B Team, Professor Julienne Stroeve, Chief Science Officer – Arctic Basecamp & UCL Earth Sciences , Youth Ambassadors and Early Career Scientists from Arctic Basecamp
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