The London School of Economics has pulled out all the stops and assembled a distinctly heavyweight array of sustainability thinkers who will be delivering lectures over the next couple of months:
14 January: ‘Positive Deviance: the only strategy left for sustainability leadership’ by Sara Parkin 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 at Sheik Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building.
28 January: ‘New Economics’ by Andrew Simms at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
2 February: ‘Delivering a Low Carbon London’ by Isabel Dedring at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
4 February: ‘Climate Crunch: making the economics fit the science’ by Jonathon Porritt 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 at New Theatre, East Building.
18 February: ‘The Radical Industrialist’ by Ray Anderson at New Theatre, East Building.
25 February: ‘Prosperity without Growth’ by Professor Tim Jackson at Sheik Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building.
4 March: ‘Education for Sustainable Development’ by Tony Juniper at New Theatre, East Building.
11 March: ‘Sustainable Business Innovation’ by John Elkington at Hong Kong Theatre, Clement House.
All lectures are free and open to all.
Full programme here.