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How Net Zero?

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Achieving net zero is what it will take to halt global warming. If we can manage this by or soon after mid-century, we would limit overall warming to well below 2°C. Impacts would be serious, but likely not catastrophic.

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Carbon Takeback: How we will stop fossil fuels from causing global warming
Tue 10 Jun, 18:00
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Does Net Zero mean the end of livestock agriculture?
Tue 29 Apr, 18:00
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Carbon Offsetting: Does It Really Work?
Tue 4 Mar, 18:00
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Architecture, Past, Present and Future

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Arts & Social Changes

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Cities: Collective Action Vs Private Markets

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Exploring Human Behaviour in Finance

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Gresham College Annual Lectures

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The Annual Lectures Hosted By Gresham College for 2024-2025

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Lawgivers in Political Imaginations

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Mathematics and the Brain

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The UK's Unwritten Constitution

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