LOCATION
NAME
AUDIENCE
AVAILABILITY

AREA /
DISTANCE

TALK TOPICS

BACKGROUND / CONTACT

Cambridge

Andrew Kluth

Any audience
Day/evening

Reasonable distance

Can speak on multiple aspects to suit audience:
Personal actions, carbon management, corporate response, role of business, developing government policy, climate change and poverty, biodiversity.

MSc Environmental Science and alumnus of Cambridge Programme for Sustainable Leadership.
Currently Head of Sustainability at Network Rail and has been in similar roles at the Halcrow Group and Royal Mail.

e-mail: andrew@fourbc.wanadoo.co.uk
tel: 01767 677781; 07795 217062

Cambridge

Simon Oliver

Adult groups, business groups, sixth forms
Day/evening

Area around Cambridge, Bedford, Milton Keynes

Background science for laymen, political climate.
Also reviews of climate change-related literature such as Lovelock, Lomborg, Diamond and Flannery.
"Climate Change - How to make money and save the world".

BSc in Psychology. Business software development background. Hosts a web-based Yahoo group: "Climate Change Politics".


e-mail: sol@mindlib.co.uk
tel: 01527 500202

Ipswich

John Midwinter

Adult audiences
Day/evening

East Anglia and Home Counties

What is the Truth about climate change? (the scientific evidence)

What are the implications for us?

How can we reduce our personal fossil fuel consumption?

What are the possibilities for large scale renewable energy in the UK?

Tipping points - the real worry behind the climate change debate.

The future of personal transport.
 

BSc & PhD in Physics, Hon.DSc. Fellow of the Royal Society.

Retirement interest in climate change and what to do about it, including running an adult study group for four years.

email: john.midwinter@btopenworld.com
tel: 01473 735622
 

Norwich

Chris Keene

Adult groups, sixth forms
Day/evening

On railway from Norwich within 50 miles

Climate Policy.

"What should we do about climate change?"

Climate Change Policy Advisor to the Green Party of England and Wales. Post graduate certificate in climate change from the University of East Anglia.

email: ckeene107@gmail.com
tel: 01603 614535; 07801 250982