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SUMMARY:Guided Nature Walk: Stapleford Parish Pit
DESCRIPTION:A wildflower walk to Stapleford Parish Pit led by 2G3S member John 0’Boyle.  There is uneven ground on the site so sturdy footwear is advised.  There is no charge for this event. \nStapleford Chalk Pit is a small nature reserve adjoining Magog Downs\, managed by a group of Friends under the trusteeship of the Parish Council.  The pit was formed by the extraction of a hard chalk (clunch) for use as a building material and the repair of local roads.  The Friends are working towards improving the rich grassland flora of the site.  70 wildflower species have so far been recorded.  For those who came on this walk last year\, it will be interesting to see how the site has developed. \nAccess: Try to come by foot or bike\, but if you need to drive you can leave your car at the Magog Trust car park and walk back down the road towards Stapleford (note there is a parking charge for non-members of the Magog Trust).  After 200 yards on the left there is a signpost to the Pit just after the Gog Magog Cottages private road.  Walk up the path and meet at the gate at the top.
URL:https://2g3s.staplefordvillage.org.uk/event/guided-nature-walk-stapleford-parish-pit/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200613T100000
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SUMMARY:Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Cambridge Climate and Sustainability Forum is an annual student-run conference which aims to create discourse with the community and student body of Cambridge\, and encourage positive action towards sustainability. This year’s theme is ‘Towards a Sustainable Future: Local Actions\, Global Betterment’.  It will be held via Zoom. \nHere is the agenda: \n10:00 – 10:10 Introduction to CCSF\n10:10 – 10:40 Interconnectivity of individual actions and global changes –  Prof Jane Heal\, Emeritus Philosophy Professor at Cambridge and Trustee of Cambridge Carbon Footprint\n10:40 – 11:10  Ocean preservation and reduction of plastic consumption in local businesses – Mariasole Bianco\, founder of NGO Worldraise\n11:10 – 11:20 Break\n11:20 – 11:50 Sustainability in relation to major engineering and infrastructure projects – Dr. Theo Hacking\, Director of Graduate Education & Research Strategy at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL)\n11:50 – 12:10 PhD students flash talks\n12:10 – 13:00 Break\n13:00 – 13:30 Tackling climate change: The role of climate legislation – Dr. Alina Averchenkova\, Distinguished Policy Fellow\, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)\n13:.30 – 14:00 The ‘Cambridge Food Hub’ project – Duncan Catchpole\, founder and owner of the Cambridge Organic Food Company\n14:00 – 14:30 Better air\, better health? Biogas cooking innovation in Kenya – Dr Natasha Grist\, Senior Adviser at Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership \nMore details here \nThe event is open and free of charge!! Get the ticket here and you will receive an email with the link to the Zoom platform on the day before. \n  \n 
URL:https://2g3s.staplefordvillage.org.uk/event/cambridge-climate-sustainability-forum/
LOCATION:Digital\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Other local events,Talks
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SUMMARY:Conversation  Evening: Eco-friendly gardening in a time of climate change
DESCRIPTION:This winter our Conversation Evenings are on the theme of climate change. \nWe are meeting at 8 pm on Monday 24 February at Cox’s Close Community Centre\, Stapleford.  Come along and share your thoughts about protecting soils and encouraging wildlife in your garden; and tips on plants to grow in a potentially hotter and drier climate.  A friendly discussion over a hot drink (did someone say something about cake?)
URL:https://2g3s.staplefordvillage.org.uk/event/conversation-evening-eco-friendly-gardening-time-climate-change/
LOCATION:Cox’s Close Community Centre\, Cox's Close\, Stapleford\, Cambridge\, CB22 5SP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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SUMMARY:Conversation Evening: Are natural disasters OUR FAULT?
DESCRIPTION:Are natural disasters OUR FAULT? \nMost deaths caused by so-called ‘natural’ disasters have human responsibility behind them.  Floods kill more people every year than all other natural disasters. Yet it is clear that climate change\, primarily caused by burning fossil fuels\, greatly exacerbates the power of storms and floods\, generates long-term droughts\, and causes heat waves that lead to tens of thousands of early deaths.  As always\, it is the poor and disadvantaged who suffer most – particularly those in low-income countries who did not cause the problem in the first place. \nBob White\, Professor of Geophysics at the University of Cambridge\, will lead our discussion on this topical issue. \n8 pm Monday 20 January 2020  \nLarge room\, The Three Horseshoes\, Stapleford \nFree; all welcome!
URL:https://2g3s.staplefordvillage.org.uk/event/conversation-evening-natural-disasters-fault/
LOCATION:The Three Horseshoes Stapleford\, 2 Church Street Stapleford\, Cambridge\, CB22 5DS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Conversation Evening,Talks
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SUMMARY:Water - and why we shouldn't take it for granted
DESCRIPTION:Representatives from Anglian Water are coming along to talk to us about how they operate\, what issues they face\, and the campaigns they run. Among other things they will cover: \n\nwhere our water comes from\, how plentiful or otherwise it is\, and how to save water\nhow to dispose of waste down the sink or toilet wisely so that we don’t pollute our waterways with corrosive liquids\, poisons\, fats\, solid waste such as wet wipes\, etc\nthe use of ‘grey water’ in new housing\, and whether there is any scope for modifying existing domestic water supplies to make use of waste water\n\nThey are interested in feedback from us\, so come along with your questions and let us know what your concerns are.  This is a free event.
URL:https://2g3s.staplefordvillage.org.uk/event/water-shouldnt-take-granted/
LOCATION:Jubilee Pavilion\, Stapleford\, Gog Magog Way Stapleford Cambridgeshire\, Cambridge\, CB22 5BQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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