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A tour that will help give an understanding of how horticulture is a tool for becoming more eco-friendly and working towards a better, cleaner future.

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Nature]

Come join author Rab Ferguson reading his debut novel. In a world ravaged by the effects of climate change, sixteen-year-old Joe has been left with nothing but mountains full of junk. 

This session will overview the critical issues raised by Big Oil’s funding of climate change-related research in elite universities, including questions of greenwashing, conflicts of interest, academic freedom, the intersection of research and policy, and universities’ credibility within climate conversations.

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Science]

In this session you will hear from Cambridge City Council and speakers representing different community groups and projects.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Community]

Panel discussion with representatives from different religions talking about Climate Change and Religion. There will be time for Q&A as well for the public to present their questions.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Communities]

Talk about how to catalogue and preserve underground fungal biodiversity.

In this presentation I argue that art can be both 'good' and 'bad' for climate. I identify how art might enable a climate (mis-)representation, yet I also show that art has a profound and unique capacity to offer poignant and meaningful representation of environmental issues.

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Performing & Visual Arts]

Do you know what is meant by green finance? Join economist Dr Matthew Agarwala where he will be explaining why green finance matters to you.

In this session, we will demonstrate how educators from all disciplines and countries can integrate climate change into their everyday teaching and equip their students with skills to develop innovative local solutions to this global problem.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Education]

Workshop to work out a school carbon footprint using real data producing graphs for energy, transport and waste. 

Category: #2 Climate Accessibility [Education]