Climate Change and Prevention of Extreme Weather Events
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Abstract
Currently, global climate change is no longer a distant concern for the future, but a pressing and immediate real threat that has become a top priority for the international community and various governments. The presentation, by introducing the changing trends, impacts, and risks of the climate system, as well as the process of climate governance, elaborates on the changing trends and characteristics of extreme weather and climate events in China. It combines the development of climate monitoring and prediction technologies and their impacts on industries in China in recent years, as well as the scientific challenges faced, and proposes considerations such as strengthening disciplinary development, basic research, technological research and development, and linkage mechanisms.
 
Keywords
climate change,extreme weather,climate system risk
Speaker
Qingchen Chao
Pro. National Climate Center

Submission Author
Qingchen Chao National Climate Center
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    Nov 20

    2025

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    Nov 24

    2025

  • Nov 10 2025

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Nov 24 2025

    Registration deadline

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The Pacific Science Association
Organized By
Shantou University
Xiamen University
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