Latest Climate Talk News: 5/6/2008 - Over 50s willing to be greener (click here...)
Over 50s are ‘hopeful, motivated and positive’ about tackling climate change.
A new survey, conducted by the University of York’s Stockholm Environment Institute, reveals the over 50s believe they are already being affected by climate change, and are willing to take action to reduce their carbon footprint.
Presentations from the "Growing Old in a Changing Climate" Workshop are now available. These include the presentations given by Sir John Lawton, Dominic Harrison and Dr Gary Haq.
The first national event to address impact of climate change on an ageing population has been staged in York. Liz Barclay spoke to participants Mervyn Kohler, special adviser for Help the Aged, and Dr Gary Haq, researcher on lifestyle and climate change at the Stockholm Environment Institute.
No events currently listed...
Climate change is considered to be one of the greatest challenges we face today. The changing climate will result in wetter winters and warmer summers and will also increase the frequency of extreme weather events such as floods and droughts. It is not only a problem globally but also locally. In order to tackle the problem we need to ensure that everyone understands the issue and what they can do to make a difference.
Climate Talk has been set up to encourage people to learn about and share experiences, ideas and opinions on climate change, especially the over 50s.
This site is maintained by the Stockholm Environment Institute.
Site Design by Fifty Nine Ltd.
Website Developed by Ian Livingstone.