A climate change event in London focused on adapting to extreme heat is cancelled due to extreme temperatures in the UK. Multiple outlets report that the decision is linked to the heat conditions and the resulting inability to provide adequate cooling at the venue. The event, scheduled to be held in London, was intended to bring together climate adaptation experts. One report says the programme was organised by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment. Other coverage describes the event as dealing specifically with coping with extreme heat and indicates that leading experts were expected to attend. The cancellation reflects operational concerns during the heatwave rather than a change in the event’s subject. The reports do not provide alternative dates or a substitute programme in the information provided.
Extreme heat in London cancels climate change event on adapting to heat
A climate change event in London focused on adapting to extreme heat is cancelled due to extreme temperatures in the UK. Multiple outlets report that the decision is linked to the heat conditions and...
- A climate change event in London is cancelled due to extreme heat.
- The cancellation is attributed to high temperatures and cooling/venue limitations.
- The event is focused on adapting to or coping with extreme heat.
- It was scheduled to include leading climate adaptation experts.
- One outlet says it was organised by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment.
London climate event cancelled due to extreme UK heat and lack of cooling at the venue.
3 months agoExtreme heat has forced the cancellation of a climate event on extreme heat, due to be held in London and attended by leading climate adaptation experts
3 months agoThe event was organised by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
3 months ago
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