Infrastructure has an important role to play in the battle on emissions reductions.
As the world looks to Glasgow for the COP26 conference on climate change, we’ll be discussing some of the changes our industry needs to make and reflecting on the COP debate.
AECOM bike ride
AECOM Cyclists, Claire Bonham-Carter, Michael Leslie and Hannah Crewe arrived in Glasgow on Sunday after completing their epic 475-mile bike ride from London.
Follow @The_DoNation and @BraketheCycleUK on Twitter to see how the journey went.
Empowering young people to become the climate-aware built environment professionals of the future: what do we need to do now?
When and where
Friday 5 November, 0800—0900
COP26 Built Environment Virtual Pavilion
AECOM speaker
Kirils Holstovs
Register to watch it online
Enhancing Climate Resilience by Building the Capacity of Youth in Water
When and where
Friday 5 November, 1900—2030
COP26 Resilience Hub
AECOM speaker
Kirils Holstovs
Women’s Engineering Society: Using the SDGs to tackle the Climate Emergency: here’s how!
When and where
Monday 8 November, 1000—1130
Green Zone: Tower Base North
AECOM speaker
Ioana Price
Watch on the COP26 YouTube channel
Climate Leaders Live: Resilient Infrastructure
When the construction and infrastructure industries on both land and sea adopt innovative technology and thinking, they have the ability to build truly resilient communities. Delivering that technology will help people adapt, grow, and prosper alongside increasing levels of automation.
When and where
Monday 8 November, 1650
Sustainable Innovation Forum
In conversation with...
- Jim Lynch, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Autodesk
- David Philp, Director Digital Consulting, Strategy and Innovation, AECOM Europe
