CHRIST University launches 5-year global series on climate justice and carbon intelligence

CHRIST University in Bengaluru kicked off a five-year global conference series on climate justice and carbon intelligence, running through 2030. The inaugural event, held July 23-24, focused on carbon neutrality, AI-driven emissions monitoring, and regulatory frameworks for fair climate technology access. Organizers aim to build international research partnerships and produce actionable policy toolkits. The conference brought together researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers from institutions like KAIST and the Korea Institute of Science and Technology. Sessions covered ethical AI for climate, worker equity during industrial transitions, and legal accountability for green initiatives. Supporters include KPMG and HL Mando Softtech India. This series is positioned as a long-term strategy to bridge technology, governance, and social impact in the fight against climate change. The focus on carbon intelligence and emissions mapping suggests practical outcomes for carbon market participants and policy designers.