What’s on at today’s Teach Out? Wednesday 27 November
Full teach out programme is here
The scientific basis for the climate emergency, and the social, economic and political insights which might enable a low carbon transformation
Julia Steinberger and others
1pm – 2pm, Quaker Meeting House, meeting room
Series of 10-minute talks by scientists on the physical and socio-economic sides of climate.
Glaciers: the inside story
Adam Booth
1pm – 2pm, Quaker Meeting House, garden room
How do glaciologists monitor glacier evolution? A virtual fieldtrip to the Arctic!
A red-green vision of city sustainability
Caroline Mullen
2pm – 3pm, Quaker Meeting House, meeting room
Re-imagining food production in a sustainable world
Megan Povey
2pm – 3pm, Quaker Meeting House, garden room
(Un)Conscious Construction: an unguided journey through remaking Leeds
Asa Roast & Morgan Campbell
1pm – 2.30pm
Meet at Quaker Rooms. This is a form of walking tour – There will be a short introduction, then participants will be given a sheet of questions and asked to reassemble at a place in the city centre in an hour’s time. There participants will discuss what they encountered on their journey, and their answers to the questions posed. Note that, as such, the travel from the start to the destination will be very different for people with different mobility needs. The end destination will be accessible.
(Anyone who is worried their mobility needs will prevent them from participating fully, please talk to organisers.)

