Climate Change Lecture Series

Year	Title
2009	Climate Change Lecture November 2009 Climate Change Lecture in November 2009
2008	Climate Change Lecture Series Video Broadcast The video broadcast of the first two lectures in the Climate Change Lecture Series are available to view here
2008	Climate Change Lecture Series Programme Climate Change Lecture Series Programme
2007	Lecture 1 of EPA Climate Change Lecture Series 20th November 2007 The Science of Climate Change - Facing the Facts - Dr. Martin Manning
2007	Biographical Summary for Dr. Martin Manning Biographical Summary for Dr. Martin Manning
2007	Lecture 2 of EPA Climate Change Lecture Series 27th November 2007 Time for action? Options to address climate change - Dr Bert Metz
2007	Biographical Summary for Dr. Bert Metz Biographical Summary for Dr. Bert Metz
2008	Lecture 3 of EPA Climate Change Lecture Series 22nd January 2008 Meltdown? - Evidence of Climate Change from Polar Science - Dr Eric Wolff
2008	Biographical summary for Dr Eric Wolff Biographical summary for Dr Eric Wolff
2008	Lecture 4 of EPA Climate Change Lecture Series 5th February 2008 A World Transformed - The Consequences of Climate Change and Human Land Use - Professor Wolfgang Lucht
2008	Summary biography for Professor Wolfgang Lucht Summary biography for Professor Wolfgang Lucht
2008	Lecture 5 of EPA Climate Lecture Series 26th February 2008 Technical Solutions: Grey Clouds or Silver Linings - Dr. Leonard Bernstein
2008	Biographical Summary for Dr. Leonard Bernstein Biographical Summary for Dr. Leonard Bernstein
2008	Lecture 6 of Climate Change Lecture Series 11th March 2008 Gain v Pain - Political and Economic Consequences and Options - Mr Michael Zammit Cutajar
2008	Biographical Summary for Mr Michael Zammit Cutajar Biographical Summary for Mr Michael Zammit Cutajar
2008	Lecture 7 of Climate Change Lecture Series 8th April 2008 Our Own Backyard - Ireland's Response to Climate Change Challenges and Opportunities - Minister John Gormley
2008	Climate Change Lecture 21 October 2008 Glacial Warning - the climate change canary? Professor Wilfried Haeberli