WHERE: Water Pavilion, COP28 in Dubai
WHEN: Sunday December 10, 10:15-11:00

The release will feature a groundbreaking set of new indicators and insights, specifically addressing sea-level rise hazards and their implications for human development and security. The scope includes populations and communities exposed to these risks, along with the extent of coastal land affected by expanded floodplains.

Human Climate Horizons provides localized information on the future impacts of climate change across several dimensions of human development. Operating as an open-access and scalable digital public good, HCH acts as a window to possible futures, drawing from an evolving stream of multidisciplinary frontier research. HCH covers all countries and territories, encompassing more than 24,000 regions worldwide. It sheds light on the implications for our collective future, reveals vast inequalities within and between countries, and pinpoints areas where the risks of unmitigated climate change are most severe.

The event will highlight key findings and insights from the new data layer on sea level rise and coastal flooding on the Human Climate Horizons platform. Hannah Hess with the Climate Impact Lab will be speaking.

This event has now passed. Watch a recording below.