Cardiff: Mark Lynas Climate Change Talk
Adam Johannes, Cardiff Campaign against Climate Change | 11.05.2007 15:23 | Climate Chaos | Ecology
Thursday 17 May at 7 pm
Wallace Lecture Theatre, Main Building
Cardiff University, Park Place
(opposite Student Union)
Wallace Lecture Theatre, Main Building
Cardiff University, Park Place
(opposite Student Union)
SIX DEGREES - OUR FUTURE ON A HOTTER PLANET
MARK LYNAS, Leading environmentalist and campaigning journalist
introduces a talk & slide-show based on his latest book!
Thursday 17 May at 7 pm
Wallace Lecture Theatre
Main Building
Cardiff University
Park Place
(opposite Student Union)
‘Not unworthy of comparison with Orwell and certainly the breaker of new ground.’
Independent
What happens as the Earth heats up? Author and activist Mark Lynas sets out to answer those questions in his new book “Six Degrees.” Searching the science, putting it together, he describes the impacts with each degree of temperature rise.
Most vitally, Lynas’s book serves to highlight the fact that the world of 2100 doesn’t have to be one of horror and chaos. With a little foresight, some intelligent strategic planning, and a reasonable dose of good luck, we can at least halt the catastrophic trend into which we have fallen. But the time to act is now!
Organised by Cardiff Campaign against Climate Change
CardiffCCC@hotmail.co.uk
MARK LYNAS, Leading environmentalist and campaigning journalist
introduces a talk & slide-show based on his latest book!
Thursday 17 May at 7 pm
Wallace Lecture Theatre
Main Building
Cardiff University
Park Place
(opposite Student Union)
‘Not unworthy of comparison with Orwell and certainly the breaker of new ground.’
Independent
What happens as the Earth heats up? Author and activist Mark Lynas sets out to answer those questions in his new book “Six Degrees.” Searching the science, putting it together, he describes the impacts with each degree of temperature rise.
Most vitally, Lynas’s book serves to highlight the fact that the world of 2100 doesn’t have to be one of horror and chaos. With a little foresight, some intelligent strategic planning, and a reasonable dose of good luck, we can at least halt the catastrophic trend into which we have fallen. But the time to act is now!
Organised by Cardiff Campaign against Climate Change
CardiffCCC@hotmail.co.uk
Adam Johannes, Cardiff Campaign against Climate Change
e-mail:
CardiffCCC@hotmail.co.uk
Homepage:
http://www.marklynas.org