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An Update on Climate Tipping Points w/ Prof. Tim Lenton: Global | Sustainability & Transition Strategy

Published: 2026-06-18Institution: JefferiesPages: 8Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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An Update on Climate Tipping Points w/ Prof. Tim Lenton: Global | Sustainability & Transition Strategy

Global | Sustainability & Transition Strategy June 18, 2026

INVITE—An Update on Climate Tipping Points w/

Prof. Tim Lenton

As we have covered previously (here, here), rising temperatures could trigger

irreversible climate tipping points, with severe impacts on the global economy.

9 tipping points have been identified, which — if pushed past their equilibrium —

could lead to irreversible changes in our climate. Join us (July 6 @ 9am ET/2pm

UK) in conversation with Prof. Tim Lenton (Uni of Exeter), to discuss the current

state of climate tipping points. REGISTER

Background

As we have covered previously (here, here, & here), warming levels could set in motion irreversible

climate tipping points, with severe impacts (economic and physical) for the global economy. 9

tipping points have been identified by leading scientists, which — if pushed past their equilibrium —

could lead to irreversible change in our climate

Ahead of the upcoming IPCC 7th Assessment Report and the retirement of the high emissions

RCP8.5 scenario, join us (Monday, July 6th 9:00 am ET/2:00 pm UK) in conversation with Prof.

Tim Lenton, Chair in Climate Change & Earth System Science (University of Exeter), to discuss the

current state of tipping points.

Tim is one of the foremost experts on the climate system – we will discuss what recent events

mean with regard to tipping points.

Date & Registration

Monday, July 6, 2026 @ 9:00 am ET/2:00 pm UK

Aniket Shah, PhD * | Head of Sust. &

https://jefferies-sustainability-transition-strategy.open-exchange.net/ Transition Strategy

+1 (212) 323-3976 | ashah14@jefferies.com

Jefferies Hosts CharlesStrategistBoakye, CFA * | Sust. & Transition

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