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Monday 29 October 2007 at 6:30pmPublic Lecture Location: The Royal Society Email: events@royalsoc.ac.uk |
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By Professor James Lovelock CH CBE FRS
Observations from around the Earth suggest that even the gloomiest predictions of climate change from the 2007 IPCC report may underestimate the seriousness of the changes due this century. In this lecture, Professor James Lovelock will discuss the consequences, particularly for the UK and Europe, and how we might respond by an adaptive retreat whilst at the same time seeking a global solution to what seem to be ineluctable adverse changes in the Earth's climate.
The archived webcast of this event is available to view for free on these links
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