Going Neutral

Event video

Carbon offsetting? That is so last-year! View the show about infidelity offsetting.

The debate

See the post-show debate on carbon economy.

The Dana Centre plays matchmaker and brings Cheatneutral and Punk Science together to present their ground-breaking comedy show. Then get back to reality and join the carbon trading debate.

In our chat show we will present, live for the first time, the innovative company Cheatneutral! They can rescue you from the guilt of being unfaithful by paying someone to stay faithful on your behalf, thus stopping the total amount of infidelity in the atmosphere from increasing. Confused? Intrigued? Come and meet the founders of the company for real whilst they chat to our lovely host Beth. You can also meet a client who has offset his infidelity and someone who is being paid to stay faithful - though you might know them better as our very own Punk Science boys! Who would have known?

And of course this wouldn't be complete without some surprise guests on the night.

Find out more about the cheatneutral project here.

Performers

Beth Stratford, a.k.a. the chat show host
Alex Randall, a.k.a. Cheatneutral CEO
Christian Hunt, a.k.a. Cheatneutral CEO
Dan, Punk Science, a.k.a. the client
Jon, Punk Science, a.k.a. the cheat neutraliser
Plus mystery guests

In the second half of the event we will bring on some experts to address the real-life business of carbon offsetting, and discuss other related issues such as carbon trading and emissions caps. So you will get the opportunity to ask any questions you might already have about this issue - or that might have arisen during the show!

Speakers

Shaun Chamberlin, Dark Optimism
Dave Hampton, The Carbon Coach
Facilitators:
Alex Randall, Centre for Alternative Technologies
Christian Hunt, Greenpeace

And if you really can't come to the event, you can watch it from this website as it is webcast live - e-mail in your questions to talk@danacentre.org.uk as we will be picking in the best ones to ask during the evening.

Event organised by: Science Museum

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