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Earth, but not as we know it: Lovelock’s legacy and our future
Join us for a YouTube live stream of this unique event exploring James Lovelock’s Gaia Hypothesis.
The Gaia Hypothesis, which was first formulated by James Lovelock in the 1960s, suggests that Earth acts like a living, self-regulating organism. This theory has been both hugely influential and controversial and has shaped how scientists today view both climate change and biodiversity.
Now 101 years old, hear Dr Lovelock respond to questions about his theory, including what individuals can
The Gaia Hypothesis, which was first formulated by James Lovelock in the 1960s, suggests that Earth acts like a living, self-regulating organism. This theory has been both hugely influential and controversial and has shaped how scientists today view both climate change and biodiversity.
Now 101 years old, hear Dr Lovelock respond to questions about his theory, including what individuals can
Free online event
Time: 19.30–20.45
Price: Free, booking essential
Age: Recommended for ages 14 and over
Time: 19.30–20.45
Price: Free, booking essential
Age: Recommended for ages 14 and over
Lancashire M3 4FP
Sat 13 Feb 2021
Website:
www.scienceandindustrymuseum.org.uk
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