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Lera Miles, UNEP-WCMC
Mar 6, 2008, 9:18:27 AM3/6/08
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1. Tradeable carbon allowances - Ben Castle from the RSA
Monday 28th April
7.30 - 9.30pm
Friends Meeting House
Free entry (a hat will be passed around to help cover Ben's travel
costs)
If you'd like to find out more about what this scheme proposes and
what benefits it might have in tackling climate change and inequality,
come along!
2. Cambridge Carbon Footprint at the International Women's Day
Celebration.
"Women and climate change - who holds the future?
Surveys consistently show that women are more concerned than men about
climate change and other environmental issues. Is this because women
have a special bond with nature? Are more concerned than men about
what will happen to children and the next generation? Or are we just
suckers for cleaning up after the blokes?
Come and discuss these issues in a lunch-time workshop with Rosemary
Randall, Director of local voluntary organisation Cambridge Carbon
Footprint.
Friday 14th March 1 - 2pm at the Guildhall, Balcony/Council Chamber.
Free entry and refreshments. Introduced by the Mayor.
3. 8th March: Science Week
Cambridge Carbon Footprint is taking part in Science Week with a stall
at the Botanical Gardens. Tell your friends who don't know their
footprints yet to come and find us in the Large Glass House on Sat
8th, Sun 9th, Sat 15th and Sun 16th March, from 10.45am - 4.30pm
4. 13th March: Mark Lynas
A talk by one of the leading voices in the climate change debate, Mark
Lynas, author of the acclaimed book 6 DEGREES: Our future on a hotter
planet Thursday, March 13th at 8.00 pm at the Histon Methodist Hall,
High
Street, Histon. Free of charge.
Further info from Histon & Impington Climate Change Action at www.hicca.org.uk
5. 28th March: Sir David King
Free to speak out for the first time since publication of this highly
anticipated book, the Government’s
Chief Scientific Adviser talks about what can be done on a personal,
social, national and international
level to tackle the issue of global warming
5.30pm ADC Theatre £10/£8
Monday 28th April
7.30 - 9.30pm
Friends Meeting House
Free entry (a hat will be passed around to help cover Ben's travel
costs)
If you'd like to find out more about what this scheme proposes and
what benefits it might have in tackling climate change and inequality,
come along!
2. Cambridge Carbon Footprint at the International Women's Day
Celebration.
"Women and climate change - who holds the future?
Surveys consistently show that women are more concerned than men about
climate change and other environmental issues. Is this because women
have a special bond with nature? Are more concerned than men about
what will happen to children and the next generation? Or are we just
suckers for cleaning up after the blokes?
Come and discuss these issues in a lunch-time workshop with Rosemary
Randall, Director of local voluntary organisation Cambridge Carbon
Footprint.
Friday 14th March 1 - 2pm at the Guildhall, Balcony/Council Chamber.
Free entry and refreshments. Introduced by the Mayor.
3. 8th March: Science Week
Cambridge Carbon Footprint is taking part in Science Week with a stall
at the Botanical Gardens. Tell your friends who don't know their
footprints yet to come and find us in the Large Glass House on Sat
8th, Sun 9th, Sat 15th and Sun 16th March, from 10.45am - 4.30pm
4. 13th March: Mark Lynas
A talk by one of the leading voices in the climate change debate, Mark
Lynas, author of the acclaimed book 6 DEGREES: Our future on a hotter
planet Thursday, March 13th at 8.00 pm at the Histon Methodist Hall,
High
Street, Histon. Free of charge.
Further info from Histon & Impington Climate Change Action at www.hicca.org.uk
5. 28th March: Sir David King
Free to speak out for the first time since publication of this highly
anticipated book, the Government’s
Chief Scientific Adviser talks about what can be done on a personal,
social, national and international
level to tackle the issue of global warming
5.30pm ADC Theatre £10/£8
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