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CREATED:20210301T143731
SUMMARY:Permafrost Carbon Feedback Intervention RoadMap Dialogues
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:The Canadian Permafrost Association in partnership with Institute for Break
 through Energy Technologies CCC Ltd. (IBET) is exited to present this dialo
 gue series of its PCF Action Group.\nThe global effort to address climate c
 hange currently lacks a technical or policy framework that adequately accou
 nts for major feedback mechanisms, including the accelerating thaw in globa
 l permafrost. Accordingly, for the first time ever, world-class experts are
  convening in a series of workshops to begin creating a PCF Intervention Ro
 adMap - an action guide for policy makers and investors. This process is in
 tended as a regional supplement to global decarbonization efforts and a com
 plement to initiatives addressing the local geophysical impacts of permafro
 st thaw. Permafrost in Arctic tundra and in high-elevation regions has in p
 ast been one of the world's largest carbon sinks, storing twice as much car
 bon as the atmosphere. Warming global temperatures, however, are accelerati
 ng permafrost thaw, turning the sink into a source. The PCF Action Group wi
 ll be examining technologies and methods of reducing permafrost thaw and/or
  limiting emissions where thaw cannot be reduced, and weighing their relati
 ve impacts - to identify the most promising areas for research and developm
 ent and to create a first-draft PCF Intervention RoadMap to assist policyma
 kers and green investors.\nThe PCF Intervention Roadmap will consist of fou
 r 90-minute Zoom-based Dialogues:\n 1. Opening Dialogue: Why Permafrost Car
 bon Matters (March 4)\n 2 .Avoiding Permafrost Thaw: Managing Temperature (
 March 11)\n 3. Are Permafrost Thaw Interventions Possible? (March 18)\n 4. 
 Permafrost Carbon Feedback - Priorities for Research, Policy and Investment
  (March 25)\nFor more information or to register, visit https://bookwhen.co
 m/pcf\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: justify;">The <strong>Canadian Permafrost Association
 </strong> in partnership with <strong>Institute for Breakthrough Energy Tec
 hnologies CCC Ltd. (IBET)</strong> is exited to present this dialogue serie
 s of its<strong> PCF Action Group.</strong><br />The global effort to addre
 ss climate change currently lacks a technical or policy framework that adeq
 uately accounts for major feedback mechanisms, including the accelerating t
 haw in global permafrost. Accordingly, for the first time ever, world-class
  experts are convening in a series of workshops to begin creating a PCF Int
 ervention RoadMap - an action guide for policy makers and investors. This p
 rocess is intended as a regional supplement to global decarbonization effor
 ts and a complement to initiatives addressing the local geophysical impacts
  of permafrost thaw. Permafrost in Arctic tundra and in high-elevation regi
 ons has in past been one of the world's largest carbon sinks, storing twice
  as much carbon as the atmosphere. Warming global temperatures, however, ar
 e accelerating permafrost thaw, turning the sink into a source. The PCF Act
 ion Group will be examining technologies and methods of reducing permafrost
  thaw and/or limiting emissions where thaw cannot be reduced, and weighing 
 their relative impacts - to identify the most promising areas for research 
 and development and to create a first-draft PCF Intervention RoadMap to ass
 ist policymakers and green investors.</p><p style="text-align: justify;">Th
 e PCF Intervention Roadmap will consist of four 90-minute Zoom-based Dialog
 ues:<br /> <strong>1. Opening Dialogue: Why Permafrost Carbon Matters (Marc
 h 4)</strong><br /> <strong>2 .Avoiding Permafrost Thaw: Managing Temperatu
 re (March 11)</strong><br /> <strong>3. Are Permafrost Thaw Interventions P
 ossible? (March 18)</strong><br /> <strong>4. Permafrost Carbon Feedback - 
 Priorities for Research, Policy and Investment (March 25)</strong></p><p st
 yle="text-align: justify;">For more information or to register, visit <a hr
 ef="https://bookwhen.com/pcf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://bookwh
 en.com/pcf</a></p>
DTSTAMP:20260423T193424Z
DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20210304
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20210305
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