自然与生物多样性
碳足迹，什么碳足迹？
作家马德琳·恩格尔（Madeleine L’Engle）曾说：“开怀大笑可以治愈很多伤痛。” 幽默在很多层面都能帮助我们应对当前的现实。笑声能够促使大脑产生多巴胺、催产素和内啡肽，缓解压力、抑郁和焦虑。然而，有一种特别的幽默不仅能作用于我们的神经接收器，还能在充满矛盾的当前世界架起沟通的桥梁，讨论具有挑战性的话题，连接我们希望看到的未来。
Visiting Research Fellow with Boston University’s Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future, consults with the World Bank on climate resilient development, runs arts-infused global Anti-Racism trainings, and develops risk-informed decision-making games.
As a Technical Advisor with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, Janot contributes to conflict zone climate screenings, advancing hurricane and health risk forecasting and forging links between social protection, ecosystems and climate resilience. An expert facilitator and climate policy advisor, she is a recognized innovator in communicating science including through spoken word, data visualization, and serious games for collaborative co-learning multistakeholder consultations. Janot has worked in over 75 countries, spent over a decade developing GEF-IW:LEARN, the Global Environment Facility’s International Waters knowledge-sharing platform, and as a Senior Lecturer in Geography at Royal Holloway University of London piloted the first internet-mediated MSc program targeting developing country environmental professionals.
