Can technology be a force for good in delivering a fair climate future?
Organised by Sustainability First. What role can technology play in helping us live more sustainably? Can it empower action on climate & social justice? What are the risks?
8 events found.
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Towards a circular economy on Skye
FeaturedVirtual MeetingClaire Weaver, Business Development Manager for ILM in Alness, will explain ILM's work towards a circular economy and sustainable employment. Can we apply some of their ideas to Skye?
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World Refill Day
Virtual MeetingThis World Refill Day, choose to reuse and join millions of people around the world taking action to reduce plastic pollution, and encourage businesses to return to refills rather than single-use products.
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The Story of Plastic – film discussion
FeaturedVirtual MeetingJoin us for a Zoom discussion of the film 'The Story of Plastic' and what actions we can take locally.
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Clean Air Day Scotland
Virtual MeetingMake a difference on Clean Air Day Scotland and reduce air pollution by changing the way you travel or use your car.
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Exploring Scotland’s 20-minute neighbourhoods: Getting around and accessing services
Virtual MeetingThe Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland explores 20-minute neighbourhoods, in which all your basic needs – health and social care, shops, work hubs, places to socialise – are met within a 20-minute walk, wheel or cycle from where you live. Series of 4 events.
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Breaking Boundaries, Post Growth & The Future We Choose
Virtual MeetingCan we still tackle the climate crisis and avoid its most devastating impacts? What will it take to do so? And what kind of future can we still build? A live discussion with Christine Figueres and other leading experts on the science and economics underlying the climate crisis.
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Cycling and other green transport on Skye
FeaturedVirtual MeetingJoin the next of SCA's Inspirational Pop up meetings, looking at the pros and cons of active transport on Skye, and other low emission transport. Chip in your views and suggestions. All welcome.