About the Conference

The 4th International Conference on Climate Change and Environmental Science, to be held on June 15–16, 2026, in Paris, France, brings together global experts to address the urgent challenges of climate change. Centered on the theme “Shaping a Climate-Resilient World through Environmental Science,” the conference highlights the vital role of scientific research, innovation, and policy in building climate resilience.

The event will feature keynote sessions, scientific presentations, and panel discussions on climate mitigation, adaptation, environmental sustainability, and emerging technologies. Hosted in Paris—a global hub for climate leadership—the conference provides a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the advancement of sustainable solutions for a resilient future.

Why to Attend?
Participating in Climate Change and Environmental Science 2026 offers a valuable opportunity for researchers, policymakers, environmentalists, and professionals to:

Gain fresh insights into the latest research, innovations, and strategies addressing climate change and environmental challenges.
Explore cutting-edge technologies and sustainable solutions shaping the future of environmental science and climate resilience.
Network with leading scientists, experts, practitioners, and industry innovators from around the world.
Earn continuing education credits and advance your professional development.
Engage in thought-provoking discussions and collaborative sessions designed to inspire innovative approaches.
Stay ahead of emerging trends, policies, and evolving practices in climate action and environmental management.

This conference provides a dynamic platform to examine best practices, address pressing environmental issues, and develop actionable strategies that promote a sustainable and climate-resilient world.

Target Audience:

Environmental Scientists and Researchers
Climate Change Specialists and Policy Makers
Ecologists, Conservationists, and Sustainability Experts
Renewable Energy and Green Technology Professionals
Environmental Engineers and Urban Planners
Academics, Professors, and Students in Environmental Science and Related Fields
NGOs and Non-Profit Organizations focused on Climate Action
Government Agencies and Regulatory Authorities
Corporate Sustainability and CSR Professionals
Environmental Consultants and Analysts
Water Resource and Waste Management Experts
Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural Resource Professionals
Environmental Lawyers and Advocates
Media and Science Communicators covering Climate and Environmental Topics.

Scientific Sessions and Tracks

Track 1: Future Energy Storage Solutions

This track focuses on the latest advancements in energy storage systems and battery technologies that are crucial for renewable energy integration and sustainable power solutions. Topics include innovations in lithium-ion, solid-state, flow, and other emerging battery technologies, as well as strategies to improve efficiency, lifespan, safety, and scalability. Discussions will also cover the role of energy storage in smart grids, electric vehicles, and decarbonizing the energy sector.

Track 2: Water Conservation & Management

This track focuses on sustainable approaches to conserving, managing, and protecting water resources in the face of climate change, population growth, and increasing water demand. It highlights innovative technologies, policy frameworks, and integrated management practices aimed at improving water efficiency, ensuring water security, and protecting freshwater ecosystems. Discussions will address challenges related to water scarcity, quality, governance, and climate resilience across urban, agricultural, and industrial sectors.

Track 3: Green Energy Innovations

This track highlights emerging innovations and breakthrough technologies driving the transition toward clean, low-carbon, and sustainable energy systems. It focuses on the development, integration, and deployment of green energy solutions that reduce environmental impact, enhance energy efficiency, and support global climate goals. Sessions will explore advancements in renewable power generation, energy storage, smart energy systems, and policy frameworks that accelerate the shift to a sustainable energy future.

Track 4: Sustainable Smart Cities

This track explores innovative approaches to building cities that are environmentally sustainable, technologically advanced, and resilient to climate change. It focuses on smart urban planning, digital infrastructure, and low-carbon solutions that enhance quality of life while reducing environmental impact. Discussions will address the integration of smart technologies, sustainable transportation, green buildings, and data-driven governance to support inclusive, efficient, and climate-resilient urban development.

Track 5: Climate Science & Impacts

This track focuses on the scientific foundations of climate change and its wide-ranging impacts on natural systems, human societies, and the global economy. It covers climate observations, modeling, and projections, as well as the effects of climate variability and extreme events. Sessions will examine regional and global climate impacts, risk assessment, and vulnerability, providing evidence-based insights to support informed decision-making and climate-resilient strategies.

Track 6: Advanced Solar Energy Technologies

This track highlights recent breakthroughs and emerging trends in solar energy technologies that are accelerating the global transition to clean and renewable power. It focuses on innovations in photovoltaic systems, solar thermal technologies, and integrated solar solutions that enhance efficiency, reliability, and scalability. Discussions will also address solar energy storage, grid integration, and policy frameworks supporting large-scale and decentralized solar deployment.

Track 7: Ecosystem Restoration & Biodiversity Protection

This track focuses on strategies and practices aimed at restoring degraded ecosystems and conserving biodiversity in the face of climate change, deforestation, and habitat loss. It highlights reforestation, afforestation, and nature-based solutions that enhance ecosystem resilience, support carbon sequestration, and protect biological diversity. Discussions will also address conservation planning, habitat restoration, community engagement, and policy frameworks that promote long-term ecological sustainability.

Track 8: Polar Climate Dynamics

Polar regions are experiencing the fastest and most dramatic impacts of global climate change, making them critical indicators of Earth’s changing climate system. This track focuses on the physical, chemical, and biological processes driving climate dynamics in the Arctic and Antarctic. Key discussions include glacier and ice-sheet melting, sea-ice loss, permafrost thaw, and their feedback effects on global sea levels, ocean circulation, and weather patterns. The session also highlights advances in polar observations, climate modeling, and the implications of polar change for ecosystems, indigenous communities, and global climate stability.

Track 9: Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security

This track addresses the critical role of sustainable agricultural practices in ensuring global food security under changing climatic conditions. It focuses on climate-resilient farming systems, efficient resource use, and innovative agri-technologies that enhance productivity while minimizing environmental impact. Sessions will explore strategies for adapting agriculture to climate variability, strengthening food systems, improving nutrition, and supporting resilient rural livelihoods.

Track 10: Sustainable Marine Ecosystems

This track focuses on the protection, conservation, and sustainable management of marine and coastal ecosystems under increasing pressure from climate change, pollution, and human activities. It highlights scientific research, innovative management strategies, and policy approaches that support ocean health, biodiversity conservation, and ecosystem resilience. Sessions will address climate impacts on oceans, sustainable fisheries, marine conservation technologies, and nature-based solutions for coastal protection.

Track 11: Waste Minimization Strategies

This track focuses on innovative approaches and best practices for reducing waste generation, promoting resource efficiency, and implementing circular economy principles. It covers strategies across industrial, municipal, and agricultural sectors to minimize environmental impact, improve recycling and reuse, and support sustainable production and consumption. Discussions will include technological solutions, policy frameworks, and community-based initiatives that drive effective waste management and sustainable development.

Track 12: Environmental Pollution Control

This track focuses on strategies, technologies, and policies aimed at preventing, reducing, and mitigating environmental pollution in air, water, and soil. It highlights innovative monitoring systems, pollution remediation techniques, and regulatory frameworks that support sustainable development and protect public health. Sessions will cover industrial emissions, chemical pollutants, urban pollution challenges, and emerging solutions to achieve cleaner and healthier ecosystems.

Track 13: Hydrogen Energy & Fuel Technologies

This track explores advances in hydrogen production, storage, and fuel technologies as key solutions for clean and sustainable energy. It highlights innovations in green hydrogen, fuel cells, and integration with renewable energy systems to reduce carbon emissions and support a low-carbon energy transition.

Track 14: Eco-Friendly Buildings

This track focuses on designing, constructing, and maintaining buildings that are environmentally sustainable, energy-efficient, and resource-conscious. It highlights innovative materials, green construction practices, renewable energy integration, and smart building technologies that reduce carbon footprint and promote occupant well-being. Discussions will cover sustainable architecture, green certifications, and urban planning strategies for resilient and eco-conscious built environments.

Track 15: Forestry & Deforestation

Forests play a vital role in regulating the global climate by acting as major carbon sinks, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining livelihoods. This track explores the drivers and impacts of deforestation and forest degradation, including land-use change, agriculture expansion, and urbanization. It addresses sustainable forest management practices, afforestation and reforestation initiatives, and the role of forests in climate mitigation and adaptation. Discussions also cover forest monitoring technologies, policy frameworks, community-based forestry, and global efforts to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation.

Track 16: Sustainable Transportation & Mobility

The transportation sector is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, making sustainable mobility essential for climate mitigation. This track focuses on low-carbon and zero-emission transportation solutions, including electric vehicles, alternative fuels, public transit systems, and active mobility. It explores innovations in transport infrastructure, smart mobility planning, and policies that promote efficient, inclusive, and climate-friendly movement of people and goods. Discussions also address urban–rural connectivity, behavioral change, and the role of digital technologies in shaping resilient and sustainable transport systems.

Track 17: Circular Waste Management

Circular waste management focuses on transforming waste into valuable resources by minimizing disposal and maximizing reuse, recycling, and recovery. This track explores innovative approaches to waste reduction, material circularity, and waste-to-energy technologies that support sustainable production and consumption systems. Key discussions include integrated waste management strategies, industrial symbiosis, policy frameworks, and the role of digital and smart technologies in improving waste efficiency. The session highlights how circular waste practices contribute to emission reduction, resource conservation, and long-term environmental sustainability.

Track 18: Education & Climate Awareness

Education and awareness are foundational to effective climate action, empowering individuals, communities, and institutions to understand climate risks and adopt sustainable practices. This track focuses on climate literacy, environmental education, and public engagement strategies that translate scientific knowledge into meaningful action. It highlights formal and informal education, community outreach, youth engagement, and capacity-building initiatives that support informed decision-making and behavioral change. Discussions also explore innovative communication tools, digital learning platforms, and policy approaches to strengthen climate awareness at local, national, and global levels.

Track 19: Offshore & Floating Renewables

Offshore and floating renewable technologies represent a rapidly expanding frontier in clean energy, enabling power generation in deep-water and high-resource marine environments. This track focuses on offshore wind, floating solar, wave, and tidal energy systems, highlighting technological innovations, grid integration, and cost optimization. Discussions address environmental impacts, marine spatial planning, and policy frameworks supporting large-scale deployment. The session also explores the role of offshore and floating renewables in accelerating energy transitions, enhancing energy security, and achieving global decarbonization goals.

Track 20: Green Finance & Carbon Trading

Green finance and carbon trading play a critical role in mobilizing capital toward climate mitigation and sustainable development. This track focuses on financial mechanisms that support low-carbon transitions, including carbon markets, emissions trading systems, climate investment funds, and sustainable finance instruments. It explores ESG integration, climate risk disclosure, and regulatory frameworks that drive transparency and accountability. Discussions also highlight private-sector engagement, innovative financing models, and the role of global carbon pricing in accelerating climate action.

Participation Options

The Climate Change and Environmental Science Conference offers diverse participation opportunities for researchers, students, policymakers, and industry professionals:

Keynote Speaker: 45–50 min visionary talks
Oral Presentation: 25–30 min individual research presentations
Workshop / Special Session / Symposium: 45+ min interactive or thematic sessions (multiple presenters)
Poster / E-Poster: Showcase research with full delegate access
Delegate Registration: Access to all sessions, networking, and materials
Remote Participation: Virtual presentations and e-posters
Exhibitor: Display products, technologies, and solutions
Media Partner / Sponsor / Collaborator: Increase visibility and support climate initiatives

Benefits of Participation

Benefits for Speakers

Publication of all accepted abstracts in relevant peer-reviewed environmental and climate science journals.
CPD credits and official participation certificates for speakers and attendees.
Global visibility for your research among leading experts in climate change, sustainability, and environmental science.
Opportunities for career growth and professional advancement in academia, policy, and industry.
Access to the latest breakthroughs and innovations in climate mitigation, adaptation, and environmental technologies.
Build meaningful, long-term collaborations through high-impact networking sessions.
Promote your research through conference abstract books and promotional materials, reaching a wide international audience.
Explore interdisciplinary topics beyond your core area, including renewable energy, climate policy, biodiversity, circular economy, and sustainable infrastructure.

Benefits for Delegates

Expand your knowledge and enhance professional expertise in climate change, environmental science, and sustainability.
Stay inspired through engaging scientific sessions, panel discussions, and workshops on cutting-edge climate solutions.
Explore innovative approaches for climate mitigation, adaptation, and environmental management.
Network with global experts including researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and practitioners in renewable energy, biodiversity, sustainable infrastructure, and environmental technologies.

Benefits for Sponsors

Enhance brand visibility and recognition in the global climate change and environmental science community.
Showcase innovative products, technologies, and solutions to a targeted international audience.
Generate high-quality leads and unlock new business and collaboration opportunities.
Build strong relationships with industry leaders, policymakers, researchers, and decision-makers.
Participate in discussions that inform sustainable business strategies and climate solutions.
Benchmark your approaches against leading organizations to remain competitive and innovative.
Gain practical insights through direct interaction with experts and key opinion leaders in climate and environmental fields.

Elite Sponsor Benefits

Sponsor 10 Poster Presentation Awards at the Climate Change and Environmental Science Conference.
Three corporate-sponsored workshop slots with full audio-visual support.
Two complimentary exhibition booths (3×3 sqm) with priority location selection.
Four complimentary conference registrations for sponsor representatives.
Prominent logo visibility on the conference website homepage, sponsorship page, and associated journals/platforms.
One full-page color advertisement in the conference program or abstract book (excluding cover pages).
Three promotional inserts included in delegate materials/bags.
One post-conference email campaign to registered attendees (within 60 days; sponsor content subject to approval).
Exclusive online promotion across official conference social media channels.
20% discount on sponsorship for any conference organized next year.

Gold Sponsor Benefits

Sponsor 5 Poster Presentation Awards at the Climate Change and Environmental Science Conference.
Two corporate-sponsored workshop slots, including catering and full audio-visual support (subject to deadlines).
One complimentary exhibition booth (3×3 sqm) with priority location selection.
Three complimentary conference registrations for sponsor representatives.
Prominent logo visibility on the conference website homepage and sponsorship page.
One full-page color advertisement in the conference program or abstract book (excluding cover pages).
Two promotional inserts included in delegate materials/bags.
Exclusive online promotion across official social media platforms.
15% discount on sponsorship for any conference organized next year.

Silver Sponsor Benefits

Sponsor 3 Poster Presentation Awards at the Climate Change and Environmental Science Conference.
Two complimentary conference registrations for sponsor representatives.
One corporate-sponsored workshop slot, including catering and full audio-visual support (subject to deadlines).
One complimentary exhibition booth (3×3 sqm) with priority location selection.
Logo visibility on the conference sponsorship page of the official website.
One full-page color advertisement in the conference program or abstract book (excluding cover pages).
One promotional insert included in delegate materials/bags.
Priority access to purchase additional sponsorship opportunities.
Exclusive online promotion across official social media channels.
10% discount on sponsorship for any conference organized next year.

Market Outlook:

The Climate Change and Environmental Science market in 2026 is poised for strong growth, driven by rising global investments, policy momentum, and technological innovation. The climate tech sector, including renewable energy, carbon management, and environmental solutions, is projected to grow from USD 32.5 billion in 2025 to around USD 79.5 billion by 2029, reflecting a robust CAGR of approximately 25%. Key drivers include global net-zero commitments, carbon markets expected to reach over USD 1,260 billion by 2026, growing demand for climate consulting services, and widespread adoption of digital climate technologies such as AI, IoT, and blockchain for emissions monitoring. Regional growth is particularly strong in Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America, supported by regulatory frameworks, ESG adoption, and public-private investments. Despite challenges like high infrastructure costs and lack of standardized global carbon protocols, the market presents significant opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and sustainable solutions across sectors.

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