The Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition and the international research group “Climate Change, Territories, Diversity” are pleased to invite you to our Second International Conference on Climate Actions and Just Transition of two days: 11th and 15th December.

The conference will be held in English and simultaneously interpreted into Spanish and Italian. The participation is open and free of charge.

The first online day (11st December | 14.00 -17. 30 (UTC+1) of the conference is part of the Smart and Sustainable Planning for Cities and Regions Conference organized by EURAC Research within the session “Intersecting the Multiple Scales of Climate Justice: Mapping Inclusive Adaptation and Just Fossil Fuel Transitions“. The aim of the first day is collects study cases, perspectives, challenges, and critical reflections on “just transitions” and “just adaptation,” aiming to stimulate debate and promote the recognition and integration of climate justice into climate policies across different governance scales.

The second online day (15th December | 14.30 – 16.30 (UTC+1)), instead, is conference session titled “Critical Remote Sensing: alternatives trajectories of Earth Observation for the Just Transition” inside the Beyond Globalization: Trajectories Conference organized by Società di Studi Geografici. During the second day, the Centre wants to reflect on the critical remote sensing approach and its methodologies such as citizen science, community drones, and counter-mapping. Presenting fieldwork and territorial remote analyses conducted worldwide to support the redesign and decision-making processes in favor of a just transition at the local level.

The conference will be held in English and simultaneously interpreted into Spanish and Italian. The participation is open and free of charge.

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ALERT | The registration links for the two events are distinct and separate due to their different formats. Registering for one event does not automatically confirm registration for the other.

WEBINAR | Intersecting the Multiple Scales of Climate Justice: Mapping Inclusive Adaptation and Just Fossil Fuel Transitions

// Webinar (11st December) | To participate – REGISTER HERE

Program of the Webinar | 14.00 – 17.30 (UTC+1)

Chair: Massimo De Marchi, Salvatore E. Pappalardo and Francesca Peroni*, Coordinator and member of the Jean Monnet Centre of Exellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition; * Leader MSCA Project | RESTART – Urban climate justice and community
participation: towards inclusive adaptation strategies

– Citizen Science Ferrara: community-based environmental monitoring for co-design mitigation actions and improve climate justice | Piergiorgio Cipriano, Dedagroup

– Toward an Artic Atlas of Unburnable Carbon: mapping Oil and Gas extraction, biodiversity and Indigenous lands through a climate justice lens | Daniele Codato, Member of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition, ICEA Department, University of Padova

– Climate justice in warming cities: mapping ten years of climate extremes and their potential impacts in Padua (Italy) Francesco Facchinelli, Member of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition, ICEA Department, University of Padova

– Equitable urban climate action through microclimatic simulations: a case study from Padua (Italy) | Salvatore E. Pappalardo, Member of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition, ICEA Department, University of Padova

– Democratizing Science for Urban Climate Justice: the SCIFT experience in Bologna | Officina di Scienza, Climativismo, Immaginazione, Formazione e Tecnologia (SCIFT), Bologna

– From Principles to Practice: Operational Tools for Climate Justice in Urban Planning and Design | Cristina Visconti, Architectural Department, University of Naples Federico II

– Spatial Disaggregation of Urban Greenhouse Gases (GHG) Emissions: Empirical analysis based on an expanded Kaya Identity | John Ricardo Escorcia Hernandez, Interuniversity Dep. of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), University of Turin

– Data from the Margins: intersectional Climate Justice and the role of personal narratives | Anna Berti Suman and Paolo Giardullo, Deparment of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and Applied Psychology (FISSPA), University of Padova

– Circumnavigating Efficiency: harnessing GIScience to unveil the hidden emission from the deliberate drifting of LNG carriers | Thomas Simon Mattia, University of Padova

Keynote Speaker | 16.30 – 17.30 (UTC+1)

– The fragility of the fossil fuel system: possible pathways and initiatives to a just and equity transition| Mark Campanale, Founder and Director of Carbon Tracker Initiative

// Webinar (11st December) | To participate – REGISTER HERE

ALERT | The registration links for the two events are distinct and separate due to their different formats. Registering for one event does not automatically confirm registration for the other.

The conference will be held in English and simultaneously interpreted into Spanish and Italian. The participation is open and free of charge.

> DOWNLOAD THE FLYER OF THE EVENT <

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WEBINAR | Critical Remote Sensing: alternatives trajectories of Earth Observation for the Just Transition

// Webinar (15th December)| To participate – REGISTER HERE

Program of the Webinar | 14.30 – 16.30 (UTC+1)

Chair: Massimo De Marchi, Edoardo Crescini and Daniele Codato, Coordinator and member of the Jean Monnet Centre of Exellence on Just Fossil Fuel Transition

– Mapping the Escalation of War. Citizen Production as a Deconstruction of Militarization in Mediterranean Territories| Movimento No Base, Italy

– Towards the Atlas of Unburnable Carbon in Brazil: Critical GIS for the Just Fossil Fuel Transition | Vanja Markovic, ICEA Department, University of Padova

– STOP EACOP: an interactive webGIS to visualize a disaster in the making | Aidah Nakku, Rise Up Movement, Uganda

– Critical remote sensing in practice: community drones, engaged ethnography, and airspace struggles in Latin America | Nicolás Vargas-Ramírez, Centro de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias sobre Chiapas y la Frontera Sur (CIMSUR) de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM)

– Critical remote sensing to track unleakable carbon: using satellite imagery to track post-ban gas flaring activities in the Ecuadorian Amazon | Alberta Pavone, Advanced Master GIScience and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, ICEA Department, University of Padova

– Community energy (energias comunitaria) in transition from fossil fuels | Lyda Fernanda Forero Torres, CENSAT Agua Viva, Colombia

– The MethaneSAT Mission: a non-governamental satellite to measure methane emissions | MethanSAT, United States

// Webinar (15th December) | To participate – REGISTER HERE

> DOWNLOAD THE FLYER OF THE EVENT <

The conference will be held in English and simultaneously interpreted into Spanish and Italian. The participation is open and free of charge.

ALERT | The registration links for the two events are distinct and separate due to their different formats. Registering for one event does not automatically confirm registration for the other.

Organizing committee
Massimo De Marchi, Salvatore E. Pappalardo, Francesca Peroni, Daniele Codato, Edoardo Crescini, Francesco Facchinelli, Giuseppe Della Fera, Elena Secondo, Daniele Vezzelli, Paola Banal, Zsófia Ghira, Abdullah Ahmadi, Andrea Santaterra, Patricio Ignacio Calderon Reyes

Scientific committee

Massimo De Marchi, Alberto Lanzavecchia, Benewindé Jean-Bosco Zoungrana, Carlos Larrea, Anna Lucia Bravo, Eduardo Noboa, Maria Helena Dias Rebelo, Edoardo Crescini, Francesco Facchinelli, Francesca Peroni, Lee-Ann Sade Modley, Abdoul Azise Sodore, Pawendkisgou Isidore Yanogo, Salvatore E. Pappalardo, Daniele Codato, Alberto Diantini