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News & Events
Free Film Screening: "Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science"
22nd April, 2013, 6pm
REGISTER NOW for the UCLEI Inaugural Annual Conference
17th and 18th June 2013
Migration Photo Competition: 'Moving People, Changing Lives' Results!
Water in a warming world
A compilation of recent articles in Nature Climate Change and Nature
Geoscience entitled Water
Reducing Risks of Future Disasters Priorities for Decision Makers
Healthy Cities online— UCL/Lancet Commission website launched
23 November 2011
Lectures & Symposia
The Complex Physics of Climate Change: Nonlinearity and Stochasticity
Michael Ghil, 14 Mar 2012
Royal Society of Canada Panel on Oil Sands
Professor Hrudey, 12th Dec 2011
Heritage & Climate Change: Protection at any cost?
A one day discussion form
5th May 2011
Healthy Cities Symposium
4th May 2011
Communicating climate risk and the implications for food security – COP16 & beyond
16th Nov 2010
Climate Change Film Night
15th Oct 2010
“Mining, Adivasis and India’s Civil War”
Arundhati Roy in discussion with Felix Padel and Samarendra Das
Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, SOAS, Sunday 5th June, 3-5pm
Arundhati Roy’s new book Broken Republic examines development in an
emerging superpower. She discusses the environmental and political global
effects of mining with Felix Padel, anthropologist
and Visiting Lecturer at the Institute
of Rural Management,Gujarat and Samarendra Das, journalist
and film maker of Orissa whose joint book Out of this Earth exposes the effects of the
aluminium industry on the environment.
In conjunction with “A
Disappearing World – Ancient Traditions Under Threat in Tribal India”
An exhibition of photographs will be open until 25th June at the Brunei Gallery

