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SUMMARY:Lecture: Insect Declines\, Biodiversity and the State of Nature
DESCRIPTION:There is now good evidence that insect populations are declining worldwide in both agricultural and protected natural landscapes\, at about a rate of 1-2% per year. This doesn’t sound much\, but maintained over decades it has already led to a serious loss of both insect biodiversity and biomass. It’s likely that there are multiple causes\, including intensive agriculture\, especially pesticides\, as well as artificial light at night. Insects form the base of many ecological food chains and insect declines are likely to lead to a general loss of biodiversity. \nProfessor Stuart Reynolds (University of Bath) discusses evidence that insectivorous birds are already in trouble\, and examines what can be done about the problem. \nIn person at BRLSI\, 16-18 Queen Square\, Bath\, or online.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/lecture-insect-declines-biodiversity-and-the-state-of-nature/
LOCATION:BRLSI\, 16-18 Queen Square\, Bath\, BA1 2HN
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240305T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240305T173000
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SUMMARY:Bath University I-SEE Lecture: Behaviour change for net zero
DESCRIPTION:Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE\, Director – Centre for Climate Change & Social Transformations (CAST)\, Department of Psychology\, University of Bath. \nFurther information here when available: I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinars 2024
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/bath-university-i-see-lecture-behaviour-change-for-net-zero/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240228T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240228T213000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
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SUMMARY:All Transition Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Our All Transition Meeting will be held upstairs at Ring O Bells in Widcombe Parade. A chance for trustees\, convenors and volunteers to come together\, share and discuss progress and ideas\, and keep motivation in the Transition Bath cause high. Anyone interested in finding out more about Transition Bath and its work is very welcome!
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/all-transition-meeting-3/
LOCATION:Ring O Bells\, 10 Widcombe Parade\, Bath\, BA2 4JT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240220T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240220T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20240120T142611Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240120T143820Z
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SUMMARY:Bath University I-SEE Lecture: The Science Behind Climate Models
DESCRIPTION:Professor William Collins\, Professor of Climate Processes\, Atmospheric Chemistry and Earth System Modelling\, University of Reading \nFurther details here when available: I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinars 2024
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/bath-university-i-see-lecture-the-science-behind-climate-models/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240213T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240213T210000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20240121T122448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240121T122638Z
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SUMMARY:The three stories of our time and the role of radical uncertainty in a complex world – based on the Work That Reconnects
DESCRIPTION:An experiential workshop to explore how to relate to the complexity of the world’s predicament. How do we decide what to do when we cannot be certain of the outcome? What beliefs underpin the stories of the ‘Industrial Growth Society’\, the ‘Great Unravelling’ and the ‘Great Turning’? Exploring myths of separation\, scarcity and powerlessness. Clinical\, community\, and ecological psychologist Rosie Jones will introduce some of these ideas and offer experiential practices to feel into alternatives. \nThrough Psychology For Ecology Rosie offers workshops and facilitation to individuals\, groups\, organisations and communities seeking to participate in the ‘Great Turning’ to a life-sustaining culture. She is also directly involved in several social and land-based projects myself\, practising her learnings\, and learning through practice.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/the-three-stories-of-our-time-and-the-role-of-radical-uncertainty-in-a-complex-world-based-on-the-work-that-reconnects/
LOCATION:St John’s Hall\, St John’s Road\, Bath\, BA2 6PT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240207T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240207T200000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20240120T144137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240125T080937Z
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SUMMARY:Bath Preservation Trust: Resilient Architecture lecture
DESCRIPTION:Alex Ely is Founding Director of Mæ\, a London based architecture and urban design studio. The studio has established an international reputation for sustainable architecture and urbanism and specifically for the design of innovative housing and social infrastructure. Alex leads Mæ’s design direction; the quality of which has been recognized in numerous awards including the RIBA Stirling Prize 2023 and Stirling Prize shortlisting in 2022. Alex also advises government and the Mayor of London on urban and planning policy promoting an agenda of design excellence. He has recently published ‘Towards a Resilient Architecture’\, a book that explores how we can design more inclusive and environmentally conscientious buildings and places. \nAlex’s talk will set out the polemical of his recent book ‘Towards a Resilient Architecture’\, which considers how we can create sustainable designs which promote social equity\, whilst working within our planet’s limits. Using key examples of built and unbuilt projects by the practice\, the discussion will explore the interconnected social\, sustainable\, and spatial principles that underpin the design of more inclusive and environmentally conscientious buildings and places. \nBook here: Bath Preservation Trust (merlintickets.co.uk)
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/bath-preservation-trust-resilient-architecture-lecture/
LOCATION:The Museum of Bath Architecture\, Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel\, Bath\, Somerset\, BA1 2LR\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240206T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240206T173000
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SUMMARY:Bath University I-SEE Lecture: My 50 year journey from Maths to Climate Change Activism – Fireside chat with Professor Tim Mays
DESCRIPTION:Prof Sir Brian Hoskins will talk about what has driven his research and his journey in the climate change issue. \nProfessor Sir Brian Hoskins\, Faculty of Natural Sciences\, The Grantham Institute for Climate Change \nAfter degrees in maths\, I have spent my research career trying to further the understanding of how weather systems and the large-scale atmospheric motion work. This has brought me into very close contact with those who do weather forecasting and those who research into all aspects of climate change. I have given many talks on climate change over the past 50 years\, and I have been involved with the IPCC and climate policy related committees in the UK\, including the Climate Change Committee. My concern for doing all I can to help tackle the climate problem led me to be the Founding Director of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College. \nBrian Hoskins has been a Professor of Meteorology in the University of Reading for 40 years. In 2008 he became the Founding Director of the Grantham Institute for Climate Change at Imperial College London and is now its Chair. \nHis research interest has been in weather and climate\, in particular the understanding and modelling of the motion of the atmosphere on all scales. \nHis international roles include vice-chair of the World Climate Research Programme\, President of the International Association of Atmospheric Sciences and being a member of the 2007 IPCC climate change assessment for which a Nobel Prize was awarded. \nIn the UK he was a member of the UK Climate Change Committee for its first 10 years. \nHe is a member of the science academies of the UK\, USA\, China and Europe. \nBrian received a CBE in 1998 and was knighted in 2007 for services to the environment \nFurther information here: My 50 Year Journey From Maths To Climate Change Activism Tickets\, Tue 6 Feb 2024 at 16:30 | Eventbrite
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/bath-university-i-see-lecture-my-50-year-journey-from-maths-to-climate-change-activism-fireside-chat-with-professor-tim-mays/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240204T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240204T150000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240226T222356Z
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SUMMARY:Eat wild: How local foraging can boost sustainability\, health and wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:If you slow down and tap into nature\, you’ll find wild food is growing all around you\, hidden in plain sight. \nJoin Bath-based wild foods educator Ella Milburn (Everyday Foraging) to hear about local wild foods and how foraging can be a lever for individual\, community and ecological change. \nIn this 30-minute presentation followed by a Q&A session\, we will explore: \n\nWild edible and medicinal plants and fungi growing locally\nUses of wild foods\, including preservation methods\nHow to forage responsibly\nThe relationship between foraging and environmental sustainability\nHow foraging can contribute to health and wellbeing\n\nReserve your free place
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/eat-wild-how-local-foraging-can-boost-sustainability-health-and-wellbeing/
LOCATION:Finisterre\, 27 High Street\, Bath\, BA1 5AJ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240201T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240201T213000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20240120T143810Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240124T155456Z
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SUMMARY:People\, Planet\, Pint Meet-up
DESCRIPTION:Pop down to your local People Planet Pint meetup to find more about what’s going on locally with sustainability and how you can get involved \nNo pitches\, powerpoints or panels. Just People\, Planet\, Pints. Your local meet-up is a great place to start your journey or continue learning\, and meet diverse people to chat about life and how we can sustain it. Every job is a climate job\, so come along and learn about how you can take action\, as well as what is going on locally. \nWe welcome everyone\, regardless of their experience or background. People Planet Pint is a space where everyone can feel comfortable learning about sustainability and sharing their ideas. \nAfter all\, creating a sustainable future requires connected communities. And what better way to bring everyone together than over a drink? \nBath – People\, Planet\, Pint: Sustainability Meetup Tickets\, Thu 1 Feb 2024 at 19:30 | Eventbrite
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/people-planet-pint-meetup/
LOCATION:The Grapes\, 14 Westgate Street\, Bath\, Somerset\, BA1 1EQ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240201T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240201T210000
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CREATED:20240120T145325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240120T174351Z
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SUMMARY:Transition Larkhall Open Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Topics for discussion\, including AGM \n\nAlice Park Community Garden\nCommunity Orchard\nReducing air pollution\nActive travel\nFuture events and activities\nLidl planning application update\nSaving Lambridge wildlife haven\n\nVisit the Transition Larkhall website
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/transition-larkhall-open-meeting/
LOCATION:New Oriel Hall\, Brookleaze Bldgs\, Larkhall\, Bath\, Somerset\, BA1 6RA\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240124T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240124T210000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240117T221044Z
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SUMMARY:Sustainability Shorts: six 10-minute talks\, from wild foraging to sustainable business
DESCRIPTION:It’s time for Transition Bath’s second Sustainability Shorts event\, following the first in October 2023. This event features six speakers talking for 10 minutes each on a sustainability topic. The timing ensures that the evening is lively and the ideas snappy; all the better to spark ideas and kindle enthusiasm for adopting sustainability behaviours which help to mitigate the climate crisis. \nOur speakers for this sessions are: \nAnt Simpson – The surprising impacts of our food choices\nWith an MSc in Renewable Energy and Sustainability\, Anthony Simpson has worked in the fields of solar energy and the grid integration of electric vehicles\, and has co-led a company’s environmental programme. A climate change campaigner and researcher\, Anthony has compiled research across a broad range of topics to bring much greater clarity about the most important things we can do to respond to the growing threat of environmental collapse\, including climate change. \nMarieke Hammes – Sustainable business and carbon management \nPassionate about sustainable business\, packaging\, the circular economy and how to use nature-based solutions to mitigate climate change and create a more sustainable future\, Marieke has recently completed a Masters in Carbon Management with Distinction at the University of Edinburgh\, in association with the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute. \nElla Milburn – Foraging for the future: A wild alternative to global food systems\nElla Milburn (Everyday Foraging) is a Bath-based wild foods educator and sustainability writer. She shares practical knowledge on harvesting wild food through holding local workshops and advocates for the adoption of responsible foraging as part of the localised\, seasonal and sustainable food system of the future. \nHelen Haddon – EcoTogether for Sustainability\nAfter a lamentably unsustainable 20-year career working in international roles for a number of consultancies\, Helen left her job in 2014 and moved from London to Bath. In 2017 she set up a business to prepare the recruitment sector for the GDPR. Having sold the GDPR business just before the pandemic\, Helen has turned her attention to living a more sustainable and less hectic life. \nIzzy Sturges – Peat bogs and Sustainability\nIzzy Sturges recently finished her MSc in Visual\, Material and Museum Anthropology where she did ethnographic fieldwork with the Abbeyleix Bog Project\, Ireland. She will share insights and stories from this research\, talking about hope\, intergenerational renewal and community in the face of the climate crisis. \nMichael Malay – Sustainable Activism\nA writer and teacher based in Bristol\, Michael Malay spent his early years in Jakarta\, Indonesia\, before moving to Australia with his family at the age of ten. He is the author of Late Light\, a book about migration\, belonging and extinction\, and is now working on a book about John Berger. \nJoin the guest list
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/sustainability-shorts-january-2024/
LOCATION:Bath Citadel Salvation Army\, Green Park Road\, Bath\, BA1 1XE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240123T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240123T213000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
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SUMMARY:All Transition Meeting
DESCRIPTION:All Transition Meeting at Ring O Bells in Widcombe Parade. A chance for trustees\, convenors and volunteers to come together\, share and discuss progress and ideas\, and keep motivation in the Transition Bath cause high. Anyone interested in finding out more about Transition Bath and its work is very welcome!
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/all-transition-meeting-2/
LOCATION:Ring O Bells\, 10 Widcombe Parade\, Bath\, BA2 4JT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240109T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240109T120000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230810T141141Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T141141Z
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SUMMARY:Charity Coffee Morning at The Packhorse\, South Stoke
DESCRIPTION:Come along to the community-owned Packhorse pub with your family and friends to enjoy a cuppa together and help raise funds for Transition Bath. \nThere will be bottomless coffee / tea provided by The Packhorse team (you just need to pay for the first cup) and plenty of delicious home made cakes to choose from (donations welcomed). \nAll donations will help further Transition Bath’s work towards creating a low carbon\, sustainable future for our beautiful city.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/charity-coffee-morning-at-the-packhorse-south-stoke/
LOCATION:The Packhorse\, Old School Hill\, South Stoke\, Bath\, BA2 7DU\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231219T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231219T210000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231124T134641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231125T100330Z
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SUMMARY:Thermal Imaging Training Course
DESCRIPTION:Transition Bath is running a free thermal imaging training course covering: \n\nan overview of the theory behind thermal imaging\nhow to interpret thermal images\nexamples of differing types of heat loss in homes and how they can be re-mediated\nan explanation of the thermal imaging camera’s controls\nhands on practical experience using the camera\n\nThe course is run by an experienced thermal imaging trainer who will be able to provide expert advice on how to remediate/thermally insulate any measures seen by the thermal imaging camera. Once you have completed the course you will be able to borrow Transition Bath’s professional thermal imaging camera. \nThe training will be held in a cavity walled 1930s  home at the Odd Down end of Bloomfield Road. We have another training session on Wednesday 13th December close by\, which is in a 1870s solid walled home. We would generally advise attending a training event at a home most similar to your own if you can. \nTickets will be made available via the Transition Bath newsletter. The address\, our contact details will be emailed to ticket holders just before the event.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/thermal-imaging-training-course-2/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231213T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231213T210000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231124T134304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231124T134803Z
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SUMMARY:Thermal Imaging Training Course
DESCRIPTION:Transition Bath is running a free thermal imaging training course covering: \n\nan overview of the theory behind thermal imaging\nhow to interpret thermal images\nexamples of differing types of heat loss in homes and how they can be re-mediated\nan explanation of the thermal imaging camera’s controls\nhands on practical experience using the camera\n\nThe course is run by an experienced thermal imaging trainer who will be able to provide expert advice on how to remediate/thermally insulate any measures seen by the thermal imaging camera. Once you have completed the course you will be able to borrow Transition Bath’s professional thermal imaging camera. \nThe training will be held in a 1870s solid walled home at the Odd Down end of Bloomfield Road. We have another training session on Tuesday December 19th close by\, which is in a cavity walled 1930s home. We would generally advise attending a training event at a home most similar to your own if you can. \nTickets will be made available via the Transition Bath newsletter. The address\, our contact details will be emailed to ticket holders just before the event.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/thermal-imaging-training-course/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231205T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231205T181500
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231112T215122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231112T215700Z
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SUMMARY:Green Screen: A Year in a Field
DESCRIPTION:A Year in a Field: A Quiet Film by Christopher Morris. 12A\, 126 minutes. With panel discussion hosted by Transition Bath. \nThe story of one Cornish field told over one climatic year. A Year In A Field is not made by a climate scientist. It is a local\, lo-fi\, low-impact film – in contrast to the overblown\, blue-chip\, carbon-generating film productions that fly the globe in pursuit of unfamiliar wonders to address the climate emergency through tech-driven cinematic dazzle – more akin to science fiction. \nBAFTA-winning documentarian Christopher Morris invites us to slow down\, as he films for a year in a West Cornwall field; to immerse ourselves in this quiet\, direct-action of stillness\, to take a breath and reflect on the planetary impacts of our brief human existence\, under the watchful gaze of the Longstone\, an ancient monolith that predominates this elemental landscape. \nThere are no interviews or experts in this film. In fact\, there are no human beings at all; instead\, an unassuming Cornish field near Land’s End takes centre stage\, and a crop of spring barley forms the centre of an unfolding\, compelling and beautiful narrative. A cultivated field\, an ancient monolith\, and a transitory human observer. This film is a record of their brief interaction\, shown on 5 December\, World Soil Day.  \nLittle Theatre Cinema Bath. Tickets available online\, via the app or from the Little Theatre box office.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/green-screen-a-year-in-a-field/
LOCATION:The Little Theatre\, St Michael's Place\, Bath\, BA1 1SF\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231203T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231203T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231117T081411Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231118T120951Z
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SUMMARY:Christmas Food Preservation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn different preservation techniques while making beautiful jars of food ready to enjoy at Christmas: \npreserved lemons (salting/using brine)\nsauerkraut (fermentation)\nsatsumas (bottling)\npears (pickling). \nWe will be demonstrating all four of these recipes to illustrate the different preserving methods. You will be making two of these recipes yourself in jars to take home with you. You will also take home a recipe card for all of the recipes so you can try them at home. \nJoining instructions including a full list of simple ingredients and the equipment required will be sent to you on sign-up. \nWe are asking for a donation of £15 to attend this 3-hour workshop. We do not want to exclude anyone from attending based on cost\, so please change the donation amount if you are unable to pay the full price. \nJoin the guest list
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/christmas-food-preservation-workshop/
LOCATION:Riverside Youth and Community Hub\, York Mews\, Bath\, BA1 6AE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231130T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231130T203000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231021T093406Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231021T093557Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Café
DESCRIPTION:Now\, more than ever\, we need spaces to talk about Climate Change and our emotions around it\, so we can transform our eco-anxiety into action. Enter climate cafés: community-organised events for people to have open conversations about the climate crisis and how it makes us feel.  \nThis year\, people around the world will host climate cafés in their communities on the 30th of November – the Global Activation Day and the first day of COP28. This is a great opportunity to talk to others about eco-anxiety in a supported and structured way and then learn about opportunities to turn those feelings into action through Transition Bath and Force of Nature. \nBook your tickets
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/climate-cafe/
LOCATION:The Grapes\, 14 Westgate Street\, Bath\, Somerset\, BA1 1EQ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231127T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231127T193000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231113T221317Z
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SUMMARY:All Transition Meeting
DESCRIPTION:All Transition Meeting at Ring O Bells in Widcombe Parade. A chance for trustees\, convenors and volunteers to come together\, share and discuss progress and ideas\, and keep motivation in the Transition Bath cause high. Anyone interested in finding out more about Transition Bath and its work is very welcome!
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/all-transition-meeting/
LOCATION:Ring O Bells\, 10 Widcombe Parade\, Bath\, BA2 4JT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231114T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231114T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230923T082417Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230923T105930Z
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SUMMARY:I-SEE Public Lecture: Solar PV energy prospects for future developments
DESCRIPTION:I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinar \n‘Solar PV energy has become mainstream but what are the prospects for future developments’ \nProfessor Stuart Irvine Emeritus Professor\, Swansea University \nThe talk will reflect on progress made in just the past 10 years on power generation from solar photovoltaics (PV). Despite impressive progress for renewable energy in general\, and solar PV in particular\, the global use of fossil fuels has actually increased by over 8%. COP 26 made some stark warnings about the urgent action needed to avoid climate disaster. A total of 268 GW of new PV capacity was installed in 2022 with the accumulated total PV power exceeded 1 TW. The cost of PV power has fallen while gas prices have increased. The efficiency of PV modules has increased over the past 10 years from 15% to over 20%. The market is still dominated by crystalline silicon\, but emerging materials offer some exciting opportunities for future building integrated PV and what is being called “The Internet of Things”. Are there limits and what are they for future growth? The talk will explore some exciting future opportunities\, such as Space Based PV\, and make some bold predictions. \n  \nProfessor Stuart Irvine is an emeritus professor at Swansea University having previously been Director of the Centre for Solar Energy Research (CSER) in Materials Science and Engineering. He is one of the pioneers for deposition of II-VI compound semiconductors by Metal-organic Chemical Vapour Deposition (MOCVD) for application to thin film solar cells and advanced thin film materials for the photonics industry. His career started out researching new methods for producing thermal imaging materials which is now a production process in the UK for very high-performance thermal imagers. He pioneered early research for in situ monitoring of MOCVD which led to a spin-out company. In the past 20 years\, Prof. Irvine has led major UK projects on solar PV research and consulted for First Solar Inc. This research has led to the publication of over 200 journal and conference publications and more than 10 patents. He has also published books on Solar PV and MOCVD. \nProfessor Irvine received his B.Sc degree in Physics from Loughborough University\, Ph.D in Physical Metallurgy and Science of Materials\, and D.Sc in Physics\, both from the University of Birmingham. Stuart was director of the £9.3M SPARC II WEFO project to build research capacity in solar PV technology. Professor Irvine is past chair of the Institute of Materials Minerals and Mining (IOM3) Energy Materials Group (EMG) that has a broad view over the application of materials in energy generation and the challenges faced with both renewable energy generation and large power generation. \n• I-SEE webinars are free and open for all to attend \n• Eventbrite registration closes on xxxx at 15:30 \n• The ZOOM LINK to the event will be sent to you in an email on xxxx at 15:30 \nhttps://www.bath.ac.uk/campaigns/i-see-sustainable-energy-the-environment-webinars/
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/i-see-public-lecture-solar-pv-energy-prospects-for-future-developments/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231104
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231106
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230923T092639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230923T105545Z
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SUMMARY:Green Open Homes Weekend B&NES: 24 sustainable homes
DESCRIPTION:During weekend of November 4th and 5th Green Open Homes B&NES 18 homes will be open to the public in Bath and further 6 homes in the Chew Valley.  The homes will showcase a wide range of measures applied to Georgian listed\, Victorian\, modern and art deco homes\, illustrating how you can make your home more sustainable\, the measures include: \n\n\n\n\ndraughtproofing\nsecondary glazing\ndouble glazing\n\n\ntriple glazing\nmechanical ventilation and heat recovery\n6 different types of internal wall insulation\n\n\nheat pumps\nsolar PV\nsolar thermal\n\n\nsolar batteries\nunderfloor insulation\nbehaviour change\n\n\nefficient hot water cylinders\nvacuum glazing\npassive solar gain\n\n\n\n\nYou can have a good look at the technology\, ask the home owners about the installation \, discuss options without talking to salespersons and find out much they’re really saving on their energy bills as a result. \nThe weekend is a partnership between BWCE\, B&NES Buro Happold\, Bath Preservation Trust\, and Transition Bath. There will also be an associated talk programme before the weekend. \nMore information is available here: Home – Green Homes B&NES (greenopenhomesbanes.org) and booking will open soon – we will let you know as soon as it becomes available.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/green-open-homes-weekend-bnes-24-homes/
LOCATION:Somerset
CATEGORIES:Home Energy
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231031T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231031T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230923T082159Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231021T093737Z
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SUMMARY:I-SEE: Public Lecture: Net zero and zero emissions
DESCRIPTION:Professor Bill David FRS\, Professor of Energy Materials Chemistry\, University of Oxford\, STFC Senior Fellow\, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and CSO\, Sunborne Systems Limited \nFurther details on I-SEE website: I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinars 2023 (bath.ac.uk)
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/i-see-public-lecture-net-zero-and-zero-emissions/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231029T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231029T130000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231014T124412Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231014T124631Z
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SUMMARY:Explore Nature's Bounty: Wild Food Foraging Adventure
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive foraging foray where you’ll learn the art of safely identifying and preparing wild foods in the lush surroundings of Smallcombe Community Nuttery and the Bath Skyline Walk. \nEvent Highlights\n\nGuided Foraging: Under the guidance of wild foods educator Ella Milburn\, you’ll tap into the abundant world of wild foods and learn to identify\, harvest\, and prepare a range of edible plants\, nuts\, berries and hopefully mushrooms! Our expert instructor will provide you with insights into the nutritional value\, cultural significance\, and culinary uses of the wild plants you discover.\nIdyllic Setting: Smallcombe Community Nuttery and the Bath Skyline Walk offer a tranquil backdrop of natural beauty.\nSmall Group Experience: As this event is limited to just 12 participants\, you’ll have ample opportunities to ask questions and learn at your own pace.\nSafety and Sustainability First: You’ll be taught how to distinguish between edible and inedible plants\, as well as how to sustainably harvest wild foods without harming the environment.\nTickets: Limited spaces are available\, so be sure to reserve your spot early.\n\nWhat to Bring\n\nComfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes – we recommend wearing long socks and trousers to offer protection against possible ticks in the long grass\nA small basket or bag for collecting wild foods\nWater\nNotebook and pen for taking notes\n\nFor more information and ticket reservations\, please visit the ticket website or contact us by email. \nCome hungry for knowledge\, and leave with a basket full of nature’s treasures! 🌱🌼 \nLook out for our “Winter Workshops” in December and February where we will be preparing for the foraging year ahead. \nBook your place on the Wild Food Foraging Adventure here.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/explore-natures-bounty-wild-food-foraging-adventure-2/
LOCATION:Smallcombe Nuttery\, Horseshoe Walk\, Bath\, BA2 6DD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231028T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231028T170000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231009T202304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231009T205208Z
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SUMMARY:Unite to Survive South West
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us for a day of diverse activities from speakers to stalls\, performances to art activities…all FAMILY friendly. \nXR south-west are the hosts but it will be attended from all organisations concerned about biodiversity loss\, environmental devastation\, climate change and global social injustice (often as a result of the latter). \nThe purpose of Bath is to build alliances\, lobby MPs and find ways of working together moving forward to bring about significant change. \nAccessible bus routes and parking to Victoria park is available. \nCovered and indoor (weather friendly) spaces: \n\nPerformance and speeches\nWorkshop\nArt space\nFamily space\nSwallows space\nWell-being\, quiet area and first aid\nSpecific stands\nSome refreshment on site\n\nBristol art blockers will be printing onto T shirts\, bags\, etc…bring them along! \nTimeline: \n\n8am: Start\n10am: Spaces and activities used\n10:30 – 12 noon: There will be a silent faith vigil outside Barclays (XR Buddhists\, Christian Climate Action and other faith groups)\n12 noon – 2pm: Preparing for the accessible non-disruptive march that avoids the big rugby match on the day! (XR have liaised with experienced and sympathetic police officers in advance.) Everyone is welcome to dress up if you’d like to in a theme that suits the day e.g. animals\, fire or dirty water themes\, etc… There may be a discobedience at some point…dancing and there will be a samba band to keep our spirits up!\n2 – 5pm: Resume of workshops\, performance\, speeches\, stalls\, networking. There will be an inclusive community assembly.\n5pm: Tidy up time\n\nDogs are allowed on a lead. If the weather is atrocious\, there may be a last minute change of plans regarding the march. \nAlso needed are well-being (e.g. buddying) volunteers and stewards. \nPlease share this event and hope to see you there!
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/unite-to-survive-south-west/
LOCATION:Victoria Park\, Bath\, Victoria Park\, Bath
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231018T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231018T170000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20231009T193741Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231009T193814Z
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SUMMARY:Mayor's visit to Transition Bath nuttery
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URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/mayors-visit-to-transition-bath-nuttery/
LOCATION:Smallcombe Nuttery\, Horseshoe Walk\, Bath\, BA2 6DD\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231017T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231017T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230923T081937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230923T081937Z
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SUMMARY:I-SEE Public Lecture: The role of policy for accelerating energy innovation to meet climate goals
DESCRIPTION:I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment Webinar \nThe role of policy for accelerating energy innovation to meet climate goals \nProfessor Laura Diaz Anadon\, Professor of Climate Change Policy Director\, Centre for Environment\, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (CEENRG)\, Department of Land Economy\, University of Cambridge \nInnovation in clean-energy technologies is central to achieving a net-zero energy system. While the pace of innovation in some key energy technologies has exceeded expectations\, faster progress in these and a wider range of technologies is necessary to meet climate goals. It has long been argued that\, among other actions\, governments should increase support for clean energy research and development and support early markets. There is\, however\, a more limited understanding of how to design these policies and institutions or what else may be needed. There is also growing recognition of that fostering a just transition is essential and not a given and an interest in the role of green industrial policy in many parts of the world. In this talk Prof Anadon shares key insights regarding what we have learnt over the past decade regarding how to foster a just energy transition\, covering experiences from industrialized countries and emerging economies\, as well as analysis of policies and institutions from R&D to deployment and finance. \n  \nProf Anadon will summarize what we have learnt about the drivers of innovation in key energy technologies and the policy structures and processes that could help support efforts to build a net zero economy. \nProfessor Laura Diaz Anadon holds the chaired Professorship of Climate Change Policy at the University of Cambridge\, where she directs the interdisciplinary Centre for Environment\, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (CEENRG) (add hyperlink to CEENRG: https://www.ceenrg.landecon.cam.ac.uk/ ) at the Department of Land Economy. An engineer-economist by training\, Professor Anadon is also a Fellow of St. John’s College and a long-standing Affiliate of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) at Harvard University. Her research on energy\, climate and innovation policy assesses the drivers of technological change in key energy technologies\, the impact of different policies on technological innovation\, economic\, and distributional outcomes\, and the interaction between science and technology and policy making. She is a Lead Author of the latest Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in Working Group III on Mitigating Climate Change. Among other roles\, she serves as elected Vice-Chair of the European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change and on the Board of Cambridge Enterprise. In June 2018 she was awarded the XVII Fundación Banco Sabadell Prize for Economic Research for the best young Spanish economics researcher\, and in 2021 she was awarded a Distinguished Visiting Professorship at Tsinghua University. \n• I-SEE webinars are free and open for all to attend \n• Eventbrite registration closes on 17 October at 15:30 \n• The ZOOM LINK to the event will be sent to you in an email on 17 October at 15:30 \n  \nhttps://www.bath.ac.uk/campaigns/i-see-sustainable-energy-the-environment-webinars/
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/i-see-public-lecture-the-role-of-policy-for-accelerating-energy-innovation-to-meet-climate-goals/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231016T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231016T200000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230821T081118Z
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SUMMARY:Sustainability Shorts
DESCRIPTION:An evening of 6 x 10 minute mini-lectures on all things eco: \n\n18:00-18:45 – 3 x talks with time for questions:\n\nJames Levelle – Filmmaker and Adventurer\, on Creative Community\nDebby Skellern – Acting CEO of the Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership\, on Reaching Net Zero 2050: Hydrogen (An introduction to the production and uses of hydrogen)\nDr Lyn Barham – Transition Bath trustee and Food Group Convenor and John Ingham\, ex professional gardener and a green activist\, on Soil is Vital to Life on Earth\n\n\n18:45-19:15 – break for food and drink\n19:15- 20:00 – 3 x talks with time for questions:\n\nDr Rosie Jones – Ecological psychologist\, facilitator\, permaculturist\, activist\, on Honouring\n            our Pain for the World (How valuing\, feeling and sharing our ecological grief can help us find our\n        power\, motivation and wisdom)\nNick Abercrombie – Retired academic\, interested in the relationship between social science\n        research and policy change\, on The Social Mandate (The effective removal or mitigation of\n        climate risks will involve major changes to the way that we live our lives. How\, then\, can people be persuaded\n        to accept those changes?)\nAlexander Coles – about to complete a Masters degree in Sustainability\, interested in land\,\n        food and what happens when you combine the two for positive change\, on Connectivity and Systems\n            Thinking\n\n\n20:00-21:00 – (optional) in the bar for networking and further discussion\n\nFreshly cooked food will be available to purchase from Ninjō’s Street Food truck in the car park. \nContact us to book your place.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/sustainability-shorts/
LOCATION:The Packhorse Community Pub\, South Stoke\, Bath\, BA2 7DU\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20231003T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20231003T173000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230923T081658Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230923T081658Z
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SUMMARY:I-SEE Public Lecture: Harnessing The Oceans’ Energy
DESCRIPTION:Professor Deborah Greaves OBE\, FREng FICE FRINA\, Director of the Supergen ORE Hub\, University of Plymouth \nOffshore renewable energy (ORE) has long been recognised as having huge potential. The UK has the second-highest tidal range in the world and there are estimates that around 50% of Europe’s tidal energy resource and 35% of European wave resource lies in UK waters. The UK’s offshore wind infrastructure\, contributed over 10% of the UK’s power in 2020 and the offshore wind capacity target is 50GW by 2030. The Crown Estate recently published plans to support Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) in the Celtic Sea to deliver 4GW by 2035\, extending to 20GW by 2045. Professor Deborah Greaves will outline the key areas of research in developing our offshore renewable energy. She will introduce the Supergen ORE Hub highlights and future plans and will also present on a new initiative to support High End Computing in Wave Structure interaction. \nProfessor Deborah Greaves OBE \nDeborah Greaves is a Professor of Ocean Engineering\, was Head of the School of Engineering\, Computing and Mathematics at the University of Plymouth\, and is one of the UK’s leading offshore renewable energy researchers. \nIn a career spanning more than two decades\, she has consistently pioneered the development of new technologies in offshore wind\, wave and tidal power. This has included novel types of wave energy converter\, analysis methods for offshore renewable energy farms and extreme wave-structure interactions. \nIn addition to her research\, Professor Greaves has led high-profile national and international initiatives designed to ensure such technological advances can be applied in real-world scenarios to help meet the country’s future clean energy demands. \nShe was selected by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to head its £9million Supergen ORE Hub\, has provided expert advice to organisations across industry and society\, and is a strong advocate for women in STEM subjects. \nProfessor Greaves was made an OBE in the 2018 Queen’s Birthday Honours List for services to Marine Renewable Energy\, Equalities and Higher Education. \nIn 2020\, she was elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering\, and listed by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES) among its Top 50 Women in Engineering: Sustainability. She was appointed as a Member of EPSRC Council in 2022. \n• I-SEE webinars are free and open for all to attend \n• Eventbrite registration closes on 3 October at 15:30 \n• The ZOOM LINK to the event will be sent to you in an email on 3 October at 15:30 \nhttps://www.bath.ac.uk/campaigns/i-see-sustainable-energy-the-environment-webinars/
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/i-see-public-lecture-harnessing-the-oceans-energy/
LOCATION:Somerset
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230930T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230930T170000
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CREATED:20230331T124158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T140216Z
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SUMMARY:Extraordinary Earth Day
DESCRIPTION:From 18th September to 29th October\, Luke Jerram’s ‘Gaia’ – a huge Earth – will be presented at Bath Abbey. The Abbey will use this awe-inspiring exhibit to promote B&NES eco-groups. Transition Bath will have a presence in the Abbey throughout the exhibiting period. \nOn 30th September\, from 10:00 to 17:00\, a showcase of local eco-groups will come together for Extraordinary Earth Day. Entrance is free for BA1 and BA2 residents with proof of address and Discovery Card holders. \nThere will be a series of inspirational talks during the day: \n10:30 – Climate Challenges\n11:30 – Neighbourhood Eco Groups\n13:30 – Young People’s Voice\n14:30 – Knowing Your Carbon Footprint\n15:30 – The Conservation Challenge \nThis is in the spirit of Ecooperation; organised by the Abbey\, CAFÉ B&NES\, Transition Bath and Bath & West Community Energy with support from B&NES Council Climate Team. Come to hear how you can get involved.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/extraordinary-earth-day/
LOCATION:Bath Abbbey\, 9 Kingston Buildings\, Bath\, BA1 1LT\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230920T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230920T133000
DTSTAMP:20260416T181912
CREATED:20230801T114211Z
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SUMMARY:Bathscape Walking Festival - Community Green Fingers Walk
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Bathscape Walking Festival\, Transition Bath will be leading a walk that explores community involvement in growing trees and crops. \nFrom Lansdown P&R we take a level walk through fields with stunning views over Weston and the distant countryside\, before dropping down through fields to Primrose Hill Community Woodland. We’ll meet one of the woodland volunteers who will give a brief history from the millennium planting\, and take us on a ramble through the 14 acre woodland. The wood is rich with trees\, undergrowth and wildlife\, criss-crossed by paths and has useful information boards – a delight for people of all ages. \nWe anticipate spending about an hour exploring the woodland\, then will walk on down through quiet private roads (with one very short\, busy section) to visit a community garden in Park Street\, and meet some gardeners. From there\, we will walk through streets to end on the Gravel Walk\, finishing near Queen Square\, from where it is a short walk to the Milsom Street bus stop for those who need the bus back to Lansdown P&R. \nLocation: Starting at Lansdown Park and Ride\, finishing near Queen Square.
URL:https://transitionbath.org/event/bathscape-walking-festival-community-green-fingers-walk/
LOCATION:Lansdown Park & Ride\, Lansdown Park & Ride\, Bath\, BA1 9BJ\, United Kingdom
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