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- CHRIST University in Bengaluru held the inaugural International Conference on Climate Justice on July 23 and 24 across its Central and Bannerghatta Road campuses, launching a five-year global series running through 2030.
- The event, co-organised with South Korea's KAIST, brought together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and legal experts to focus on carbon intelligence and the path to a carbon-neutral future.
- Discussions covered using AI, emissions mapping, and digital analytics for sustainability, along with ethical frameworks, workers' rights during industrial transitions, and legal accountability for green initiatives.
- The series aims to build international research partnerships, set ethical guidelines for climate technologies, and produce policy toolkits for governments and industries.
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- Details of the next editions in the five-year conference series and the international partnerships they produce
- Development of the promised ethical guidelines for climate-focused AI technologies
- Release of policy toolkits for governments and industries emerging from the series
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