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In this episode of Climate Conversations, we continue our exploration of key themes from the CSCEN Conference with Professor Paul Palmer. Following his talk on the day, we discuss a range of topics including: atmospheric modelling & satellite data, climate scenarios, and how science could better inform policy and government.
Guest Bio: Professor Palmer leads the Atmospheric Composition Modelling Group at the Edinburgh University School of Geosciences, as well as being the Science Leader for the National Centre for Earth Observation. He also works closely with Space4Climate.
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Produced by the Civil Service Climate & Environment Network, March 2025
