| Events / A list of 20 upcoming events |
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Today's event |
3 July 2007 - 3 Oct 2008
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| Solar Taxi |
| We have just one aim: at least 50,000 km, 50 countries, 15 months and 5 continents…all the way around the world, from west to east. We start and finish in Lucerne. Where in the world are the inventors, organisations, individuals and scientists, who are active in climate protection? We will visit them and report back! Our route will be set by the invitations we receive!
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Today's event |
21 Jan 2008 - 9 Nov 2008
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| Ben & Jerry's Climate Change College Project Competition |
| Your project idea is assessed by a panel of independent judges consisting of Ben & Jerry’s people, polar explorer Marc Cornelissen and WWF representatives. 32 candidates per country are shortlisted. The 32 selected participants will be interviewed by the judging team through 20 min max face-to-face meetings or a phone call, in your native language. 3 finalists per country are appointed. |
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Today's event |
25 Jan 2008 - 26 Oct 2008
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| Ice Cold Science. Polar Research into Global Warming. |
| The exhibition will take place at the Sonnenborgh Museum and Observatory, Utrecht, The Netherlands. Polar Research makes possible our understanding of the Global Warming and forecasts for futures. The visitors will see how the polar research is conducted and will be able to calculate the effect of their own enegry consumption. |
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Today's event |
10 Feb 2008 - 31 Dec 2010
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| The 2010 Imperative Global Emergency Teach-In |
| To impact global warming, it is imperative that ecological literacy become a central tenet of design education. Yet today, the interdependent relationship between ecology and design is virtually absent in many professional curricula. To meet the immediate and future challenges facing our professions, a major transformation of the academic design community must begin today. |
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Today's event |
10 Feb 2008 - 31 Dec 2008
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| Global Warming Facts & Our Future |
| This exhibition explores issues related to global warming, including possible implications of this phenomenon for the quality of life worldwide. |
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Today's event |
10 Feb 2008 - 31 Dec 2009
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| Climate Change: I can change the future |
| The exhibition provides detailed information on the issues and potential impacts of climate change, globally, nationally, in the south west of England and on Dartmoor, and also enables children to learn about the issues through play. The exhibition will be on tour, visiting venues around the south west of England in 2008 and 2009. |
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Today's event |
28 June 2008 - 9 Nov 2008
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| Climate Change: From Snowball Earth to Global Warming |
| The exhibition, on display in the Arcade Gallery, takes visitors on a journey through Earth's history of climatic changes. From 700 million years ago, when the Earth may have been almost completely covered in ice, to today's warming climate, examine the fossil and modern evidence for climatic variations |
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Today's event |
2 July 2008 - 1 May 2009
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| Meltdown: Oceans React To Global Warming |
| The exhibit provides a new “oceans” perspective that offers a fresh look at climate change. Visitors will better understand the fundamentals of global warming, explore its impact on the oceans and will find meaningful solutions to encourage change. Meltdown! Oceans React to Global Warming is a stimulating exhibit that is compelling, provocative and transformative. |
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Today's event |
31 July 2008 - 15 Sept 2008
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| Global Warming: An American Perspective |
| The Aerial Photographies by Mark Abramson will be exhibited at the
Gallery Two of the Appalachian Center for Craft of the Tennessee Tech University between July 31-September 25 2008.
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3 days to the event on |
31 Aug 2008 - 5 Sept 2008
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| 7th International NCCR Climate Summer School |
| NCCR invites young scientists to join leading climate researchers in a scenic southern Swiss Alpine setting for keynote lectures, workshops and poster sessions on the occasion of the seventh NCCR Climate Summer School 2008. |
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4 days to the event on |
1 Sept 2008 - 12 Sept 2008
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| Climate Change and Development |
| Venue: Overseas Development Group, University of East Anglia. The purpose of this interactive short course is to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of what climate change may mean for low-income populations and what the scope and prospects are for adapting to change in a development context. Contact: odg.gen@uea.ac.uk |
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5 days to the event on |
2 Sept 2008 - 5 Sept 2008
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| ITASE Synthesis Workshop |
| A joint NSF-SCAR sponsored workshop hosted by the Climate Change Institute (CCI) at the University of Maine. The purpose is to integrate and synthesize research produced by ITASE, International Trans Antarctic Scientific Expedition and associated scientific activities. |
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8 days to the event on |
5 Sept 2008 - 7 Sept 2008
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| Human Flourishing & Restoration in the age of global warming |
| The conference will be a three-day weekend event with two streams of concurrent sessions, punctuated by plenary sessions led by speakers of international prominence. Through active discussion and debate we hope to arrive at an understanding of how ideas of human and ecological flourishing can be brought to bear on present and future responses to anthropogenic climate change.
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10 days to the event on |
7 Sept 2008 - 10 Sept 2008
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| 2008 Global Waste Management Symposium |
| The 2008 Global Waste Management Symposium (GWMS) will serve as a forum for the presentation of both applied and fundamental research and case studies on waste management. We invite the entire community of designers, facility owners and operators, policy makers, and researchers to participate. |
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15 days to the event on |
12 Sept 2008 - 14 Sept 2008
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| CCGW 2008 : "International Conference on Climate Change and Global Warming" |
| The International Conference on Climate Change and Global Warming (CCGW 2008) aims to bring together researchers, scientists, engineers, and scholar students to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects of Climate Change and Global Warming, and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted. |
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17 days to the event on |
14 Sept 2008 - 17 Sept 2008
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| How Does Ocean Circulation Matter for Climate Change? |
| On 14-17 Sept. 2008, internationally-renowned guest speakers will join forces with distinguished faculty and students from the UW Program on Climate Change to discuss how ocean circulation changes feed back on past and future climate changes. |
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