Find out how we face climate and nature emergency at Bassetlaw film screening
The UK faces a growing climate and nature emergency yet most people have never been fully briefed on what it means for our lives, our economy and our future. A new film from the National Emergency Briefing aims to help clarify this.
The climate and nature crisis threatens all aspects of British life from national security and health to food supply and energy resilience.
The National Emergency Briefing has been commissioned to present the latest evidence and build a call for the Government to stage a televised emergency briefing.
This new film sets out the risks facing the nation and the credible, positive responses that are available, in a clear and accessible account.
A screening will take place in the Mike Harris Centre, Rampton Hospital, on August 11 at 7pm.
The film is 50 minutes long and afterwards, there will be time to reflect and share your thoughts with others in the room in a calm, inclusive, and non-judgmental space. You can watch the trailer on YouTube.
Nottinghamshire Healthcare is supporting this call for action and is screening the film for both its colleagues, and the general public.
Not only does this align with its work as an organisation to deliver a Net Zero NHS, it also helps to highlight the impacts that a changing climate will have on service delivery and the need to adapt, to be at its most effective for both patients and the planet.
Places at the screening are limited to 80 and booking is essential. To reserve a space or find out more information, please email Lynn Walker, Head of Sustainability ([email protected] ).
Everyone is welcome to attend. There is free parking and refreshments will be provided.