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Archaeology, heritage and climate change: how research is influencing international policy agendas

Created By:  Ella Buckingham

Last updated:  14 Aug 2024

Summary/Description:

Webinar showcasing research by professors at the University of East Anglia on climate change and heritage and its influence on international policies.

Type: Presentation
Published/led by: Jo Clarke, University of East Anglia
Publication date: 22 Feb 2022
Audience: Sector, Corporate
Original content owned by: University of East Anglia
Tags: webinars heritage climate change archaeology
Topic: Physical Resilience

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