Events
We run events via Zoom in association with Clifton Climate Action on the second and fourth Thursday of every month. Below is a list of all our confirmed events for the rest of this year.
We also have a page for video recordings of past Zoom talks, including Nikki Jones talking about what we can all do to ensure Bristol has a green recovery, decarbonising our food and alternatives to owning a fossil-fuel car.
If you enjoy our talks or learn something useful from them you can make a donation to both CCA and BCR via paypal.me/cliftonclimateaction. Any donations will be gratefully received and be divided evenly between the two groups.
We also have a page for video recordings of past Zoom talks, including Nikki Jones talking about what we can all do to ensure Bristol has a green recovery, decarbonising our food and alternatives to owning a fossil-fuel car.
If you enjoy our talks or learn something useful from them you can make a donation to both CCA and BCR via paypal.me/cliftonclimateaction. Any donations will be gratefully received and be divided evenly between the two groups.
Thursday 11th February - The Dangers of Air Pollution
Kathryn McGregor of MedAct and Chloe Naldrett of the Our Air, Our City campaign
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
We're very excited to also be cohosting two talks about the UK's relationship with nuclear power, brought to you by researcher / writer on energy and Chair of Clifton Climate Action Nikki Jones. Both of these are also free but Nikki is requesting donations for Clifton Climate Action.
Monday 22nd February - What Is Nuclear Power?
Nikki Jones, researcher / writer on energy
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Wednesday 24th February - The UK's Nuclear Policy - Do We Need It?
Nikki Jones, researcher / writer on energy
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 25th February - Ending Plastic Pollution
Jo Marley of City To Sea and Grant Mercer of zero waste shop Smaller Footprints
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 11th March - The Problem with Palm Oil
Katie Major, PhD candidate in behaviour change and sustainable food consumption at Plymouth Marjon University
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 25th March - How Bad Are Our Emissions From Shipping?
Simon Baughen, Professor of Shipping Law at Swansea University
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Kathryn McGregor of MedAct and Chloe Naldrett of the Our Air, Our City campaign
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
We're very excited to also be cohosting two talks about the UK's relationship with nuclear power, brought to you by researcher / writer on energy and Chair of Clifton Climate Action Nikki Jones. Both of these are also free but Nikki is requesting donations for Clifton Climate Action.
Monday 22nd February - What Is Nuclear Power?
Nikki Jones, researcher / writer on energy
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Wednesday 24th February - The UK's Nuclear Policy - Do We Need It?
Nikki Jones, researcher / writer on energy
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 25th February - Ending Plastic Pollution
Jo Marley of City To Sea and Grant Mercer of zero waste shop Smaller Footprints
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 11th March - The Problem with Palm Oil
Katie Major, PhD candidate in behaviour change and sustainable food consumption at Plymouth Marjon University
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
Thursday 25th March - How Bad Are Our Emissions From Shipping?
Simon Baughen, Professor of Shipping Law at Swansea University
To read full details and reserve a free ticket, please see pages on Eventbrite or Facebook.
