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Fra:Sustainability [mailto:[email protected]]Sendt:18. september 2013 08:50Emne:Two unique Sustainability Lectures coming upThe University of Copenhagen is pleased to invite you to two unique Copenhagen SustainabilityLectures:
Making sense of the role of media in shaping awareness and engagement with climate changeOctober 22nd14.00-15.30 at Auditorium 22.0.11, University of Copenhagen Amager, Emil Holms Kanal,Building 22Don't miss out onMax Boykoff'stalk on the role of mass media in the climate change debate. Boykoff isauthor ofWho Speaks for the Climate?and Assistant Professor in the Center for Science and TechnologyPolicy at the University of Colorado-Boulder. He has concentrated his research on the interactions betweenstate and non-state actors at the interface of environmental science, policy and practice.Bo Lidegaard, Editor in Chief of the Danish newspaper Politiken, will respond with Prorector for EducationLykke Friis as moderator.Sign up for free online
What have future generations done for me lately?
Prosperity and sustainability “after the crisis”October 23rd10.00-11.30 at the Ceremonial Hall, University of Copenhagen, Frue Plads 4ProfessorTim Jackson,author of the renowned and controversial bookProsperity without growth –Economics for a finite planet,will challenge the traditional perception of the financial system and suggest asustainable alternative. A unique chance to get to grips with the complex relationships between growth,environmental crises and social recession. Tim Jackson is professor of Sustainable Development at theUniversity of Surrey and was Economics Commissioner on the UK Sustainable Development Commission.Sign up for free onlineRead more about the lectures in the attached announcements.Please distribute this invitation where appropriate.Kind regards,On behalf of the Sustainability Science CentreAnnette JeholmExecutive SecretaryUniversity of CopenhagenSustainability Science CentreRolighedsvej 23DK-1958 Frederiksberg CDIR +45 3533 1019[email protected]www.sustainability.ku.dk
Where is the green economy?
