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Video: Professor Kevin Anderson talks to #Manchester Economy Scrutiny Committee #climate #mcc
The Economy Scrutiny Committee of Manchester City Council yesterday heard from Professor Kevin Anderson about climate change and its impacts. His presentation was followed by a vigorous question and answer session. The meeting, which was attended by over 20 members … Continue reading
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Kevin Anderson: “From Rhetoric to Reality” #Manchester #climate #adaptation
On Wednesday 22nd May, Professor Kevin Anderson will be addressing the Economy Scrutiny Committee of Manchester City Council on the subject of steady state economics. The meeting is open to the public (no need to book!) and starts at 10am. … Continue reading
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Kevin Anderson: “why the near-collapse of Europe’s carbon-trading scheme could be good for reducing emissions” #Manchester #climate
Professor Kevin Anderson of the Tyndall Centre will be addressing the Economy Scrutiny Committee of Manchester City Council on Weds May 22nd at 10am. That will take place at Manchester Town Hall, and you don’t need a ticket or anything … Continue reading
#Manchester #Climate Monthly #16, April 2013 out now! #mcc
Want to find out what the fire service is doing to go green? Want to the opportunity to win £200 in a climate-related short story competition? Want to find out what climate activists can do to help support a more … Continue reading
Professor Kevin Anderson joins 21st century! Website, twitter!! #manchester #climate @KevinClimate
Professor Kevin Anderson – who will be speaking to the Economy Scrutiny Committee of Manchester City Council on Weds May 22nd – has dragged himself kicking and screaming into the 21st century. This below just landed in the MCFly inbox, … Continue reading
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#Manchester #Climate Monthly #15, March 2013 out now! #mcc
Want to help revive democracy in Manchester City Council? Want to the opportunity to win a cash prize in a climate-related short story competition? Want to find out how climate activists can learnt to be more emotionally and psychologically resilient? … Continue reading
#Manchester #Climate Monthly #14, February 2013 out now! #mcc #acertainfuture #doomed
What do we do now that Professor Kevin Anderson has explained the facts of life to Manchester City Council? What is being done about the most helping vulnerable members of Manchester’s communities cope with climate change – read our interview … Continue reading
Repost: “Prof Kevin Anderson’s ‘real talk’ on #climate change” #Manchester #mcc @CllrSuzanne
Cllr Suzanne Richards (Labour, Longsight) has blogged about Professor Kevin Anderson’s presentation to full council. We republish the blog (from here) in full. Please note the site’s disclaimer – “All posts are made in a strictly personal capacity and do … Continue reading
Science speaks to democracy on #climate, or, “Manchester’s climate Wake Up Call” #manchester #mcc #acertainfuture
Climate scientist Kevin Anderson talks to Manchester’s full council about turning climate rhetoric into reality, steady state and why it’s too late in the day to be pinning our hopes on technologies Weds Jan 30: Kevin Anderson, professor of energy … Continue reading
Professor Kevin Anderson talks #climate ahead of #Manchester City Council presentation Weds 30 January
Professor Kevin Anderson has spoken(1) to MCFly, ahead of his presentation tomorrow morning to the full Council meeting of Manchester City Council. (2) In the interview he pointed out that “the industrial revolution began [in Manchester] and then spread across … Continue reading
