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BHA: Global Warming – Where Do We Go From Here?

BHA: Global Warming – Where Do We Go From Here?

Centre for Inquiry UK and Conway Hall present a day-conference on radical suggestions and solutions on how to respond to the threat of global warming.

Global warming is considered to be a key threat to the modern world, though our response to it continues to be a source of great debate. From efforts to persuade nations to curb greenhouse gases to a greater emphasis on environmental concerns, there are plenty of ideas to combat the threat posed by global warming.

Join Professor Stephen Law, with some of the UK’s leading experts and campaigners, at Conway Hall on Saturday 12th April for a selection of radical suggestions and solutions on how to respond to the global warming threat.

Date: Saturday April 12th, 2014

Time: 10:30 AM   through   3:45 PM

Location: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London, WC1R 4RL


Tickets

General £10.00

Members and Students £5.00

Friends of CFI Free

Register now at: https://humanism.org.uk/events/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm/event/register&id=52&reset=1

 

Schedule

 

10.30 Registration

 

11am Dr Mayer Hillman. Senior Fellow Emeritus, Policy Studies Institute, London. What do we do now that society is demonstrating all too clearly its strong preference for downplaying the significance and implications of climate change?

 

12.00 Dr Rupert Read. Philosopher and Green activist. Rupert will speak about global over-heat, the end of denialism, and the self-destruction of libertarianism in relation to this issue – and a possible way forward, in terms of guardians for future people.

(Lunch)

1.45 Dr Vicky Pope. The Met Office. Vicky was a founding member of the Met Office Hadley Centre and is a member of the Advisory Board on the UNEP early warning project on climate related hazards. She will present an overview of the latest science from the IPCC report and talk about its relevance for the UK. Vicky will give some idea of weather extremes we might expect.

2.45 Saci Lloyd is an Ecological activist and internationally-acclaimed writer. She is the author of Carbon Diaries.

3.45 End

 


 

Date Saturday April 12th, 2014

Time 10:30 AM   through   3:45 PM

Location Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London, WC1R 4RL

Tickets

General £10.00

Members and Students £5.00

Friends of CFI Free

 

For further comment or press passes contact Sara Passmore on 020 7324 3060 or by email at sara@humanism.org.uk.

About the Centre for Inquiry UK

CFI UK's primary aim is education, with a focus on science-based policy and to defend and promote academic freedom.

About the British Humanist Association
The British Humanist Association is the national charity working on behalf of non-religious people who seek to live ethical and fulfilling lives on the basis of reason and humanity. It promotes a secular state and equal treatment in law and policy of everyone, regardless of religion or belief.