A one-hour presentation on the sustainability initiatives carried out by Cambridge Hub, including Engage for Change, the Carbon Literacy Project and the Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum.
First recorded as part of the CCLS in March 2021, this on demand session provides an inspiring panel discussion with an international line up of speakers.
Woods for the Trees presents a broad vision for a new Wood Age. By using the example of Cowan Court at Churchill College in Cambridge, audiences can relate to a local example and see the outcome, if the trees for it were planted locally.
During this presentation we will focus on the world environmental crisis caused by single-use items, current solutions and how these appear to be “green” but aren't.
Learn about the history of the divestment campaign, explore the politics of climate-justice and suggest future directions of climate-campaigning on campus.
A pressing question facing climate change actors is "in a turn off the CO2-tap scenario, how do you deal with the remnant inertia in climate systems?” This panel aims to bring diverse voices from regions most vulnerable to current climate impacts to address issues of climate repair (such as GHG removal via natural solutions, indigenous responses and climate engineering).
This event will explore the role of local authorities in tackling climate change. You will hear about the priorities, challenges and opportunities for local authorities and be able to ask the panel questions.
In this panel a series of leading scientists will discuss what we know about the worst-case scenarios, what we don’t know and how we can study the catastrophic risks of climate change.
Would you like to eat a more sustainable, climate-friendly diet? Don’t know where to start? Join this wonderful panel to learn more about it
This sessions seeks to provide space for thought leaders from the Global South to weigh in on what it means to dismantle inherent structures of ‘climate colonialism’.
