LSE Lectures have a great spring line up

LSE Sustainability in Practice lecture series continues LSE

We were thrilled with the success of the Climb the Green Ladder lectures at the LSE in November and December. We felt very privileged to be the first two lectures in the LSE’s new Sustainability in Practice series.

This series continues this term, and the LSE Environment Team have organised a fantastic programme with speakers ranging from Jonathon Porritt to Ray Anderson and Andrew Simms.

Below is a list of the lectures.

Amy is going to many of them, so do drop her a line if you’d like to meet up to say hello afterwards.

All lectures are free and open to all, and start at 6.30pm.

14 January: ‘Positive Deviance: the only strategy left for sustainability leadership’ by Sara Parkin, Forum for the Future, at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
21 January: ‘Time for a New Policy Paradigm: resources, technology and human well-being’ by Professor Sir David King, University of Oxford, at Sheik Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building.
28 January: ‘New Economics’ by Andrew Simms, New Economics Forum, at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
2 February: ‘Delivering a Low Carbon London’ by Isabel Dedring, Environment Advisor to the Mayor of London, at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
4 February: ‘Climate Crunch: making the economics fit the science’ by Jonathon Porritt, Forum for the Future, at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
9 February: ‘Sustainable Housing: how can we save 80 percent of our energy use in existing homes?’ by Professor Anne Power, LSE Housing & Communities, at New Theatre, East Building.
18 February: !CANCELLED! ‘The Radical Industrialist’ by Ray Anderson, Interface, at New Theatre, East Building.
25 February: ‘Prosperity without Growth’ by Professor Tim Jackson, University of Surrey, at Sheik Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building.
4 March: ‘Education for Sustainable Development’ by Tony Juniper, Cambridge University Programme for Sustainable Leadership, at New Theatre, East Building.
11 March: ‘Sustainable Business Innovation’ by John Elkington, SustainAbility and Volan, at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
For full lecture information click here: LSE Sustainability in Practice Events, or send an email to event@lse.ac.uk. N.B: The lecture by Ray Anderson on 18 February has been cancelled.
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About Amy Fetzer

Amy Fetzer is a journalist, author and consultant, specialising in sustainability and health. Her book, Climb the Green Ladder: Make Your Company and Career More Sustainable, Wiley, is a guide to help and inspire others who also want to make a difference by giving them the tools and motivation to change their workplace from within. Amy's work focuses on creating engaging communications - from environmental white papers to magazine articles - that inform, entertain and inspire. Enthusiastic, passionate and personable, Amy's clients range from the BBC, Green Futures and The Guardian to Hewlett Packard, Sodexo, The Sunday Telegraph and My Weekly. Amy has extensive experience of health, lifestyle, travel and youth and childrens features, as well as web content and brochure copy. Amy is conscientious, reliable and proficient at meeting tight deadlines in print and web-based environments. For more information on Climb the Green Ladder, please visit www.climbthegreenladder.com, or visit Climb the Green Ladder on Amazon!

2 thoughts on “LSE Lectures have a great spring line up

  1. Amy Fetzer Post author

    Dear Valerie,

    That’s great you’re able to make it tonight. I’m really hoping to go too but I’ve got a mass of deadlines so will have to see how it goes. Hopefully though, you will be able to spot me if I am there from my picture on the About Us page so please do come and say hi.

    Hope you enjoy it!
    Amy

  2. ValerieBlanchet

    Hi Amy.
    Will be attending the lecture this evening. It will be my first time at the LSE.
    Great series of events!
    All the best,

    Valerie

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