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BBC Radio York Climate Change talk

Climate Change: Any Questions?

Listen to BBC Radio York's Climate Change: Any Questions event, with panellists Sir John Lawton, Dr Caroline Lucas, Tom Oxley and Craig McGarvey. The talk was recorded on Thursday 8th February 2007.

Inside Out - Climate Change Now

On BBC 1's Inside Out programme, on Friday 31st March, weatherman Paul Hudson presents a special film on climate change. Paul names Yorkshire's top five CO2 producers and meets some of people who say they won't change their lifetsyles despite the apparent threat.

On Thursday 8th February, BBC Radio York's Elly Fiorentini chaired an Any Questions event, on the subject of Climate Change, at York's Guildhall. You can listen to the discussion by clicking on the link below.

The event was organised by the Stockholm Environment Institute, based at the University of York. The talk forms part of the institute's year long Climate Talk project. It's designed to try and get us all interested, informed and talking about Climate Change and its potential effects. 

The expert panel faced questions from BBC Radio York listeners and attendees of the talk. On the panel were: Sir John Lawton - Chair of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution; Caroline Lucas - Member of the European Parliament for the Green Party; Craig McGarvey - Dales area manager for the Environment Agency; and Tom Oxley - Corporate Social Responsibility Manager for Norwich Union.

Title: Climate Change: Any Questions?
 Climate Change: Any Questions?
Length:1:12:40
last updated: 29/03/07
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