مؤتمر المناخ-26: 8 أوجه لمساهمة العلوم النووية في الدفع قدماً بالعمل المناخي (باللغة الإنكليزية)
From tracking water using isotope hydrology, to understanding oceans thanks to radiotracers, nuclear science and technology is playing a big part in tackling climate change. Climate change is the greatest environmental challenge of our time. If the world is to meet the agreed climate goals within the available time frame, we need mature, readily deployable solutions. As the only world forum in the nuclear field, the IAEA will continue to contribute to an informed debate on the benefits of nuclear power and applications in the many international events that will take place, including COP26, where political leaders, industry, scientists and civil society will discuss the way forward.
المزيد
Solutions for Climate Change: the IAEA and COP
Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate action
Nuclear technology and applications
Isotope Hydrology Section
Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences
Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications
Resilience and adaptation to climate change
Assessing impact of climate change
Isotopes
Oceans and climate change
Food security and climate change
Water and climate change
Nuclear power and climate change: Decarbonization
Nuclear power and climate change: Decarbonization
Climate change