On November 25, NVSU held a scientific and methodological seminar on Environment, Health and Climate Change: the European Union's Experience at the Faculty of Ecology and Engineering. The seminar was attended by 65 people.

The seminar included reports made by university professors, graduate students of NVSU Faculty of Ecology and Engineering and wrking-life professionals in the field of ecology and environmental management of Nizhnevartovsk:

• Vera Kuznetsova, a senior lecturer at the Department for Geography

Report: Impact of weather and climate risks in the EU countries and Russia

• Irina Pogonysheva, Assistant Professor at the Department for Ecology

Report: Climate change and the risk of rare animals and plants extinction.

• Sergey Korkin, Head of the Laboratory for Geoecological Research, and Elena Korkina, Head of the Department for Geography

Report: Aspects of studying the climatic conditions of the past.

• Inna Lunyak, an expert from the Office of Environmental Management and Ecology of Nizhnevartovsk City Administration

Report: Impact of climate on human health: the EU studies.

• Ivan Didenko, Head of the Ecology Department of OOO NITs SibGeoProekt

Report: Climate change issues: transformation of ecosystems in the northern territories.

• Olga Skorobogatova, Associate Professor of the Department for Ecology, and Maria Semochkina, a graduate student of the Department for Ecology

Report: Algo-indicative signs of warming detected in Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Area-Yugra.

• Tatiana Storchak, Head of the Department for Ecology

Report: Climate change and biodiversity loss: the European approaches to assessment.

The seminar materials were published as a collection of proceedings:

Environment, health and climate change: Experience of the European Union. Proceedings of the Research and Practical Seminar (November 25, 2019). Nizhnevartovsk: Naukaipraktika Publ. 2020. 68 p. (In Russian).ISBN 978-5-6040185-2-1

  

 

The project “Environment, Health and Climate change: Facing the challenges and Adapting to Impacts: Experience of the European Union”, 600178-EPP-1-2018-1-RU-EPPJMO-MODULE, is co-financed by European Commission within the framework of Jean Monnet Actions. The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsi­ble for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.