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24 Energy Cafe: Beyond the Tabula Project Energy Cafe: Beyond the Tabula Project 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Hosted by Claire Haigh Climate breakdown has begun. The 10 hottest years in history have all occurred in the last decade. Seven out of nine planetary boundaries have been breached. However, at a very time that the world needs to step up its efforts to tackle the escalating climate and nature crises we are w , ...
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5 Grants-In-Progress Workshop Grants-In-Progress Workshop 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Join us for our monthly Grants‑In‑Progress Workshop, open to members and affiliates of the Centre for Energy Ethics (CEE) and the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes & Livelihoods (SRAEHL) network. Hosted by CEE Grant Writer Gwen Joubert and CEE/SRAEHL Director Mette High, this workshop provides a supporti , ...
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10 Energy Cafe: Climate and Bonds Energy Cafe: Climate and Bonds 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Climate and Bonds: The Impact of Drought on US Corporate Bond Yields Hosted by Bert Scholtens In this Cafe, Bert will speak to a recent analysis of the relationship between drought and bond yield spreads of US companies. The analysis reveals that yield spreads significantly increase for companies exposed to a worsening , ...
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13 I Burn So You Don’t Have To I Burn So You Don’t Have To 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Projection mapping meets poetry in this special outdoor performance by Canadian artist and CEE Artist-in-Residence Joan Sullivan and Northern Irish poet Rachel McCrum. Projected onto the medieval walls of St Salvator’s Quad, the work blends moving images and live poetry to create an atmospheric encounter in w , ...
14 I Burn So You Don’t Have To I Burn So You Don’t Have To 6:00 pm - 6:45 pm Projection mapping meets poetry in this special outdoor performance by Canadian artist and CEE Artist-in-Residence Joan Sullivan and Northern Irish poet Rachel McCrum. Projected onto the medieval walls of St Salvator’s Quad, the work blends moving images and live poetry to create an atmospheric encounter in w , ...
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18 CEE Reading Group: (Im)Materialities of Mining CEE Reading Group: (Im)Materialities of Mining 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Session 5: (Im)Materialities of Mining This virtual reading group meets monthly for 90 minutes on Zoom (links will be provided to registered participants). During the first 30 minutes, the group will discuss readings based on pre-circulated discussion questions. During the second 30 minutes, participants will spend sil , ...
19 St Andrews Senior Global Fellow Lecture St Andrews Senior Global Fellow Lecture 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Multispecies Infrastructures and the Anthropology of Sustainability: Energy Futures, Green Growth and the Incumbency Effect in an Adriatic Water Margin St Andrews Senior Global Fellow Professor Marc Brightman (University of Bologna) In-Person and Online The energy transition is often understood as a tension betwee , ...
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24 PEPtalk: Applied Justice? PEPtalk: Applied Justice? 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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26 Inclusive and Sustainable Futures for Scotland Inclusive and Sustainable Futures for Scotland 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Scotland has a track record of global impact on matters of sustainability, being one of the first countries to implement legally binding targets (Climate Change Act 2009) and develop a Loss and Damage Fund to support countries experiencing the effects of climate change (2022). Ahead of the upcoming Scottish parliamenta , ...
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31 Energy Cafe: Hollywood, Westerns, and the Oil Frontiers of Grass (1925) Energy Cafe: Hollywood, Westerns, and the Oil Frontiers of Grass (1925) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Hosted by Dr Patrick Adamson Associate Lecturer, Film Studies, University of St Andrews Today best known for being an important early documentary and the first collaboration between Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, Paramount’s Grass: A Nation’s Battle for Life (1925) is an ethnographic film that follows the B , ...
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2 Grants-In-Progress Workshop Grants-In-Progress Workshop 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Join us for our monthly Grants‑In‑Progress Workshop, open to members and affiliates of the Centre for Energy Ethics (CEE) and the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes & Livelihoods (SRAEHL) network. Hosted by CEE Grant Writer Gwen Joubert and CEE/SRAEHL Director Mette High, this workshop provides a supporti , ...
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