Archive for 'lecture'
Painting the town green to inspire change »
Paul Rainger, curator of Bristol's BIG Green Week (9-17 June) describes the motivation for the festival, which is celebrating the great ideas that are slowly transforming the world we live in to a more sustainable place.
Inspiring change: Bristol’s BIG Green Week »
The UK’s first ever festival of environmental ideas, art and culture is set to take place in Bristol from 9-17th June, bringing green ideas to life through seminars, lectures, debates, art, poetry, celebration and more.
Cambridge annual lecture series in sustainable development »
Cambridge University's 10th Annual Lecture Series in Sustainable Development will feature experts from leading universities, government bodies, multi-national corporations and international organisations.
An evening with Alex Steffen and Ellen MacArthur »
20 October, London: Alex Steffen, editor of the best selling book Worldchanging and leading futurist, will give an evening lecture around positive 21st century perspectives, followed by a thought-provoking chat with Ellen MacArthur.
How the Foreign & Commonwealth Office tackled 10:10 »
11 August 2011, London: In a talk at the 10:10 HQ, Owen Richards, Sustainable Operations Manager for the FCO, will explain how British Embassies around the world have produced some of the best 10:10 results to date.
Linacre Lectures 2011: Riding the Perfect Storm »
27 January to 10 March 2011, Oxford: Lecture series addressing Professor Beddington's "Perfect Storm" concept, that the world risks multiple interacting environmental and natural resource challenges by 2030.
Lecture: Issues influencing Food Security – can new technologies prevent future food crises? »
11 January 2011, London: In this evening lecture, Professor Peter Lillford of York University will discuss issues influencing food security, with special reference to the technologies necessary to ameliorate potential food crises.
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