The Sustainability Expo eco fair is on10-4pm at the Ashton Hall, Lancaster Town Hall , entry is free. The Expo is followed by the highlight of the festival – climate change campaigner George Marshall stars in Carbon Detox , the world's first stand-up climate change comedy cabaret show at The Dukes on Saturday 11 th October at 8.30pm. Tickets are £5 / £4. Box office: 0845 344 0654. The One Planet Festival is being coordinated by LESS Climate Change and Energy Advice project, Segen (School & Community) and the Dukes. It is supported by Lancaster City Council's Festival Innovations Fund, For more information see www.oneplanetfestival.com

Edinburgh Churches Climate Change Conference - 9.30am - 4.45pm
The Performing Arts Centre, Stewart Melville College, Edinburgh - How should Christians respond to climate change? - hosted by The Rt Revd Brian Smith with expert speakers:

• Chris Rapley, Director of the Science Museum in London
• Elaine Storkey, President of Tearfund
• Michael Northcott, Professor of Ethics at the University of Edinburgh
• John Ferguson, Manager of Strategic Projects at the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency

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An evening of Celebration, Challenge & Commitment - 6.30pm Sunday 12 October at Lymm High School - Oughtrington Lane , Lymm , WA13 0RB - Keynote speaker: Revd Dr David Pickering (chair of Operation Noah) - FEATURING exhibition – information – film – drama – music – plus refreshments

Meditative Services: Faithful Scientists - 6pm Sunday evening services from 12 October to 2 November. We explore the connections between religious belief and science through the experiences of four leading scientists. The services, led by Canon Edmund Newell, will include music, readings, and conversations.

1. The Meteorologist, with Ian James- Ian James is a Professor of Meteorology at Reading University and a priest in the Church of England. This service explores the synergies and tensions of his scientific work and priestly ministry

World Food Day -World Food Day is celebrated every year on 16 October to commemorate the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 1945. The world produces enough food for everyone. Yet every 5 seconds a child dies of hunger or malnutrition and over 800 million people go to bed hungry

Church leadership teams or nominated church members to discuss and explore the subject of faith and the environment at 1.30pm at Tonbridge Baptist Church. - The workshop will be run by Dave Bookless who is visiting Tonbridge as part of Hope 2008 to speak on ‘Creation Care' at a joint Tonbridge churches service the following evening. - Paul Turner, a member of Tonbridge Baptist Church , who is Lloyds TSB's Head of Sustainable Development will support Dave by covering the section on environmental challenges.

Workshop Details 01732 352757

Meditative Services: Faithful Scientists - 6pm Sunday evening services from 12 October to 2 November. We explore the connections between religious belief and science through the experiences of four leading scientists. The services, led by Canon Edmund Newell, will include music, readings, and conversations.

2. The Physicist, with Russell Stannard -Russell Stannard is Professor Emeritus of Physics at the Open University, and a well known broadcaster. This service explores how the awe and wonder inspired by the study of the universe has shaped the faith of one of the most effective communicators and popularisers of science.

19-25 Oct

23 Oct

24 Oct

Eco Labyrinth To celebrate One World Week in October, there will be an Eco-Labyrinth in the Church along with other supporting events - an opportunity to reflect on our place in God‘s creation.- The Eco-Labyrinth will be open Monday 20th - Friday 24th October 10.00 am - 8.00 pm . Saturday 25th October 9.30 am - 12.30 pm - The theme will be Worshipping the Creator, and consist of eight stations based on the first chapter of Genesis. We invite you to take a personal interactive journey through the creation story. This will highlight the responsibility we all have to care for our planet, and emphasise our response to climate change.

Thurs 23 Oct Climate Change- a local perspecive - Interactive Session with Eastleigh Council

Fri 24th 19.15 Locally Sourced meal. 20.30: Climate change - A theological pespective- Rev Peter Cornick. Chandlersford Methodist Church

Apple Day An annual celebration of the huge variety of apples grown in Britain and the richness and importance of traditional orchards.

Climate Justice: Voices from the South - People from the global South are the most at risk from climate change. You can hear their demands in a series of interviews to activists from the South. Discussion will follow. Sara Ayech introduces and moderates

Thursday 23 rd October 2008 - Warwick University

5.30pm Refreshments (Social Studies building Foyer), 6.00pm Talks and discussion (Room S0.20 Social Studies building) Organised by the Coventry World Development Movement group With the support of the Centre for the Study of Globalisation and Regionalisation Please contact Gianluca Grimalda for more information: 0781 042 4081 / g.f.grimalda@warwick.ac.uk

Shrinking our Footprint - 2 nd Southwark Diocesan Environmental Conference -Keynote address from: Michael Northcott author of ‘A Moral Climate: The Ethics of Global Warming' - Plus Workshops and Discussion Groups - 10am to 1.30 pm - (Registration and refreshments from 9.30am ) - The Crypt, St George the Martyr Church - Borough High Street , London , SE1 - (opposite Borough tube station) - 020 7939 9412 or email caroline.gibson@southwark.anglican.org   Includes workshop on CEL.