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Professor James Jackson, University of Cambridge; David Wightwick, Save the Children UK; Professor John Preston, Global Uncertainties researcher, University of East London; Dr Andrew Collins, Global Uncertainties researcher, Northumbria University
Tuesday 25 October 2011, 20:00-21:30
Violent nature
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- đ¤ Speaker: Professor James Jackson, University of Cambridge; David Wightwick, Save the Children UK; Professor John Preston, Global Uncertainties researcher, University of East London; Dr Andrew Collins, Global Uncertainties researcher, Northumbria University
- đ Date & Time: Tuesday 25 October 2011, 20:00 - 21:30
- đ Venue: McCrum Lecture Theatre, Benet St., Corpus Christi College
Abstract
Volcanoes, tsunamis and earthquakes do untold damage around the world from Haiti to Japan. Can governments, scientists and aid agencies manage the risks of living in potentially lethal locations?
In partnership with the RCUK Global Uncertainties Programme
Series This talk is part of the Festival of Ideas series.
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