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The Two Degrees

Posted by Cptn

Climate change expert Mark Lynas (author of Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet) will be chatting about the predicament that is global warming at the Exeter Picturehouse on November 13 at 12.15pm for an hour.

Called Two Degrees: a ticking timebomb, there will be a book signing and buffet lunch and has been organised by the South West Debate people and is free.

If you fancy hanging around after the show there is a special 2pm screening of An Inconvenient Truth.

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November 2nd, 2007

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