to thinking critically about the narrative forms that climate change stories follow, Storying Climate Change will bring together members of the Trudeau community to discuss the importance of stories in developing responses to climate change, and to create new imaginative trajectories from conversations and collaborations among writers, policy Frank Skinner discusses his new comedy tour Showbiz, George the Poet reveals why podcasts are a good medium for poetry, and should TV be responsible for highlighting issues? Matthew Griffiths reflects on how the images and impressions found in poetry may urge us to… The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, has warned that climate change is the 'largest challenge ever to the human race'. This week's climate change summit in Paris will no doubt produce an array of complex scientific and political documents, but the way in which we think about our climate is also mediated by more accessible texts, including fiction and poetry. .The dragon fled hells open gates to killEnacting its instinctive fatal drill Destroying all beneath denials lash. Produced as a prelude to the 2015 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Canadian production A Climate of Change relies on the expert insights of several revered scientists to debunk the skepticism of global warming deniers and advocate for greater urgency in preventing further planetary abuse.

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