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Thursday 13th March, 12.-1.30pm, Charles Carter C37/40 Lancaster University with Arran Stibbe and Paul Chilton Ecolinguistics – the search for new stories to live by. Arran Stibbe, a reader in ecological linguistics at the University of Gloucestershire will give a whirlwind … Continue reading
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First call for participation: An interdisciplinary gathering to examine routes to nature connectedness, University of Derby, 26th March 2015 Nature Connectedness Research Centre
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Thursday 30th Jan, 12.-1.30pm, Charles Carter C37/40 Lancaster University “Towards understanding attitudes, behaviours and practices in relation to sustainability and environmental concerns: responsibilities in professional education and curricula” Pat Cox, Reader in Social Work and Social Justice, School of Social Work, University … Continue reading
Research Associate post in School of Science and Computing We’re looking for someone with a sustainability/hci/ubicomp/qualitative experience to join our ‘encouraging low carbon food shopping with ubicomp interventions’ project, with Mike Hazas, Mark Rouncefield, Adrian Clear and myself. We have … Continue reading
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Lancaster University has won a carbon reduction award in the annual Green Gown Awards, which recognise environmental initiatives in tertiary education. The University was praised for reducing carbon emissions by 2,500 tonnes each year through the successful implementation of a … Continue reading
The 2nd World Symposium on Sustainability at Universities will be held at Manchester Metropolitan University 3 – 5 September 2014. The deadline for call for papers is 30th Jan. This symposium seems a fantastic opportunity to galvanise and consolidate the efforts … Continue reading
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“Should I drink out of this?” science, policy and risk in regulation of chemicals Paul Whaley and Dr Crispin Halsall (LEC) discuss the critical issue of how evidence gets used in policy making and risk assessment of chemical products in … Continue reading
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“It can’t be happening!” environmental denial, feedback loops and mindfulness John Foster (Politics, Philosophy & Religion) and Nadine Andrews (HighWire DTC) approach the increasingly important topic of how people respond to psychological threat brought on by ecological crisis through political philosophy, systems thinking, psychology … Continue reading