Learning from 10:10 week
written by Rosie Sullivan on February 16, 2010
Planning meeting: TONIGHT, 6 – 7.30pm DHT Conference Room
Did you attend a 10:10 week event? Or help organise one?
Got an opinion?? Don’t keep it to yourself – come share it at our planning meeting!
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Our Global Challenges: The Role of Civil Society After Copenhagen
written by Joseph Farthing on February 8, 2010
Edinburgh University’s leading experts share their views on the task of addressing climate change in 2010. A panel discussion chaired by Professor Martin J. Siegert (Head of the School of GeoSciences, Assistant Principal for Energy and Climate Change) with contributions from Navraj Singh Ghaleigh LLB LLM (Lecturer in Public Law) and Dr. Andy R. Kerr (Director of Scottish Alliance for Geoscience Environment Society).Panel discussion with refreshments. 5.45pm to start at 6.15pm, Thursday 11th February, Playfair Library, Old College.
Organised by Transition Edinburgh University, University of Edinburgh, and World Development Movement Scotland.
Hopenhagen or Brokenhagen? Student Witnesses to the UN Climate Talks
written by Joseph Farthing on
What really happened in Copenhagen in December? Hear from Edinburgh University students who were inside the conference and discuss the state of global action on climate change and what we can do to create positive change.Monday 8th February, 7-9pm, Chaplaincy Auditorium, Bristo Square.
Organised by Edinburgh University People & Planet.
