One Company's Journey Towards Maximum Sustainability and Net Zero Carbon
Thursday 25th February, 7.30pm
Organised by Sustainable Hayfield
FREE
Sustainable Hayfield welcomes David Hanney, CEO at Alpkit (Outdoors Online Retailer of the Year, 2020). Alpkit, based in the Peak District, has recently obtained the prestigious international BCorp accreditation which verifies that businesses operate to the highest environmental and social standards.
Dave will talk about his company's historic ethical stance in a highly competitive market and its commitments to deliver cuts of 90% in its own carbon-equivalent emissions and 40% in its international supply chain. This webinar will focus on what can be done by, and the continuing challenges facing, the best-motivated companies to deliver real sustainability gains in a tough marketplace.
Questions can be submitted on the night, or in advance to .
Register: https://bit.ly/2Z7J2oi
Organised by Sustainable Side-Kicks
The Sustainable Sidekicks provide training and support for changemakers, campaigners, green champions and business owners who's purpose is to reduce their environmental impact and increase their positive impact.
The following workshops explore how you can become a effective communicator for change:
*10% of the revenue generated will be donated to the Amazon Emergency Fund
What are our local decision makers doing?
Wednesday 24th February
7.45pm – 8.45pm
Via Zoom
Organised by Tideswell & District Environment Group (TDEG)
FREE
Concerned about the environment? Want to find out what is happening locally?
Join this Zoom where Tideswell & District Environment Group (TDEG) welcome Derbyshire Dales District Council Tideswell councillor, Neil Buttle, and Litton councillor, Clare Gamble. Other speakers from Peak District National Park and Derby City Council have been invited.
All are welcome. TDEG members will be sent the link by email. Otherwise, you can request a link via.
Wednesday 24th February, 4.30pm – 5.30pm
(log on from 4:15pm if you are new to Zoom)
Log on via this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89398109545
Meeting ID: 893 9810 9545
Organised by Community Climate Action Network/Marches Energy Agency
After a hiatus, our regular Zoom meetings are back for the new year. These Zooms aim to give climate change community groups, based in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, a chance to informally meet and share ideas.
We would love to hear what you and/or your group are up to in this crucial year leading up to COP26. Do you have a new project or campaign planned that you would like to share? Are you a new group (or new to the area) and looking to meet like-minded people? Do you have many climate project ideas brewing but nothing concrete planned?
Grab a cup of tea and join our next Zoom meeting on Wednesday 24th February from 4.30pm to 5.30pm. Everyone is welcome.
This is a great opportunity to also learn more about the Community Climate Action Network and what support we can offer climate action groups in the local area, including our ‘Ask Me A Climate Question’ service. You can also let us know what support you would like from us.
Webinar/Q&A
Wednesday 17th February
7pm – 8.30pm
Organised by Plastic Free Chesterfield
Free
Plastic Free Chesterfield presents Andrew Cross, founder of award-winning Earth Friendly Foodware Ltd who supply compostable food/drink packaging and composters.
Andrew will talk about greenwashing, highlight home truths about food/drink packaging, and spotlight how companies take advantage of their customers' climate guilt. You will able to ask Andrew questions at the end.
Register: https://bit.ly/2Ngnhjx
Tuesday 2nd February, 6.30pm
Via Zoom
Organised by Chesterfield Climate Alliance
FREE
On November 2021, the UK will host the critical COP26 international climate talks.
Chesterfield Climate Alliance is inviting you to join its first planning meeting of the year, where they will discuss the kinds of actions we can create and push for in this vital year.
https://bit.ly/359EEc4
Tuesday 26th January, 10am – 12pm
Organised by Clean Growth UK
£2*
What does the 'Future of Food' really look like? Strange protein sources or mass food production on a scale never seen before? How can we tackle the world’s climate emergency and help people eat nutritious diets at the same time?
This virtual event on will bring together industry leaders, entrepreneurs and academics to share their insights into the future of food production.
* Proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Trussell Trust, a charity who provide emergency food and support to people in poverty.
https://bit.ly/3g2tQjT
Thursday 21st January, 3pm – 5pm
Via Zoom
Organised by School of Built Environment & Architecture, LSBU
FREE
London South Bank University presents its third webinar in its Climate Emergency debates Series.
This 2-hour webinar will see a panel of industry leaders and academics scrutinise the fiscal, technological, and legacy issues that are shaping the UK’s urgent race to decarbonise the nation’s heat. Active participation is encouraged.
Speakers include:
More information/register: https://bit.ly/2KUiF1V
Wednesday 20th January, 7pm
Via Zoom
Organised by Plastic Free Chesterfield
FREE
On 16th December, Chesterfield Borough Council passed a motion giving their support for a Plastic Free Chesterfield and a community working together to address the issues of single-use plastics.
To help combat plastic pollution crisis, Plastic Free Chesterfield are striving to make Chesterfield an accredited Plastic Free Community. But they need your help to achieve this status! They are encouraging Chesterfield residents, schools, community groups, charities, churches, community centres, and more to take the Plastic Free Pledge.
Join this Zoom to find out how you can get involved.
https://bit.ly/38i96SY
Tuesday 19th January, 4.30pm – 6pm
Organised by British Institute of Energy Economics
In December 2020, the Climate Change Committee (CCC), the UK government’s official climate change advisor, published its advice ‘The Sixth Carbon Budget – The UK’s Path to Net Zero’.
Join CCC’s Chief Executive Chris Stark to explore the journey from here to Net Zero, and to answer the crucial question, ‘What next?’.
https://bit.ly/38Wmjju