Clipper Round the World Race – Martin Greenshields – 12th November 2018

  THE Clipper Race, first held in 1996-97 and the brainchild of solo round-the-world yachtsman Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, is contested by 12 identical yachts, each with a professional skipper but crewed by a combined total of 700 amateur sailors. Martin Greenshields is very much one of the amateurs. Before embarking on this 10,000 nautical mile … Read more

Carbon Dioxide as a commodity and not a problem waste by Professor Peter Styring 29th October 2018

Peter Styring became Prof. of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at the University of Sheffield in 2007.  He graduated at Sheffield then worked at Hull and New York State universities.  He is an expert in Carbon Capture & Utilisation (CCU).  He is the author of “Carbon Capture and Utilisation in the Green Economy” and is Chair … Read more

An Indian Wildlife Journey                  by Malcom Walpole 22nd Oct 2018

Malcolm showed a presentation with hundreds of photographs of animals that he saw on his journey. India’s wildlife is totally different from African wildlife and although India draws tourists to see the culture, Taj Mahal etc. the wildlife is also well worth seeing. At the first National Park on his travels he photographed Asiatic lions.  … Read more