External lectures
External lectures
20. Croll, feedback mechanism, climate change and the future – Royal Scottish Geographical Society talk
RSGS Croll bicentenary meeting 2021
19. Artists view space data through creative lens: the intersection of craft, science and the decorative arts
Edinburgh Futures – Artists residency programme talk 2020
18. COVID-19 lockdown and air pollution: the intersection of craft, science and the decorative arts
Short, Contemporary Climate talk
17. Effect of climate change on Wildlife
Lecture to Scottish Wildlife Trust
16. Christmas Cancelled!
Grange Association Xmas Lecture: 10 seasonal ideas for combating climate change 2019
15. Climate change – Business and Professional talk.
14. “Bing’s ain’t what they used to be” – National Mininhg Museum lecture.
13. Climate change: can tourists easily fly ‘green’?
Scottish Travellers Exploring the Planet (STEP) 2019
12. Scotland’s Energy Trilemma
Edinburgh Geological Society Lecture 2018
11. FlossUK Spring Conference
10. Summer course “Winning the Climate Change Battle” (UoE, Centre for Open Learning)
Brief summary of course
Powerpoint slides of all eight lectures
Additional resources (Videos, etc .doc)
9. The Paris Climate Agreement – grounds for optimism, or for grim foreboding?
Hutton Club lecture, January 2016
8. Global warming and its equally evil twin – ocean acidification:
7. Keynote lecture Humanist Society Scotland Conference: Global warming and its equally evil twin – ocean acidification:
Humanist Society Scotland Conference, April 2014
6. Phenology: Four Grand Challenges:
Abstract of keynote presentation for the Botanical Society Conference, Edinburgh 2010.
Four Grand Challenges Keynote lecture
5. Science reporting to the public: does the message get twisted?
Twisted Poster
4. Global CO2 – everything but the missing sink.
3. Gardening in the global greenhouse – U3A conference talk.
2. “Bings Ain’t What They Used to Be” – U3A Scottish history talk.
Bings Ain’t What They Used to Be
Bings
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