REGISTER NOW FOR KEYNOTE NCSE CLIMATE SCIENCE AND SOLUTIONS CONFERENCE Avoid registration hassels and Register now for The National Council fo= r Science and the Environment (NCSE)=E2=80=99s 8th National Conference = on Science, Policy and the Environment: Climate Change: Science and Sol= utions!
More than 1000 people from the scientific, government, business, academ= ic, and environmental communities have already registered for the Natio= nal Council for Science and the Environment's (NCSE) 8th National Confe= rence on Science, Policy, and the Environment=E2=80=94Climate Change: S= cience and Solutions, to be held on January 16-18, 2008=2E =20 Join us to develop large scale solutions to climate change=2E We will c= over all facets of climate change science and solutions, beginning with= current global change science, implications of climate change, and key= science issues for tackling global change=2E Strategies for solutions= , including technologies, policies, and approaches for overcoming techn= ological, psychological, economic, political, and other barriers will b= e carefully examined and discussed=2E Solutions from all sectors, incl= uding academia, government, corporate, non-governmental organizations, = and faith-based communities, will be presented=2E Communication, educa= tion, and outreach on climate change solutions, as well as political le= adership and policymaking, will be emphasized throughout the conference= =2E Key speakers include:=20 =E2=80=A2 Mohan Munasinghe, Vice Chair, Intergovernmental Pan= el on Climate Change (IPCC) =E2=80=A2 James E=2E Rogers ,Chairman, President and Chief Ex= ecutive Officer, Duke Energy Corporation =E2=80=A2 Rev=2E Richard Cizek, Vice-President, National Asso= ciation of Evangelicals =E2=80=A2 Michael Crow, President, Arizona State University =E2=80=A2 Ross C=2E "Rocky" Anderson, Mayor, Salt Lake City, = Utah (2000-2008) =E2=80=A2 Lynn Scarlett, Deputy Secretary of the U=2ES=2E De= partment of the Interior =E2=80=A2 Abigail Kimbell, Chief, US Forest Service =E2=80=A2 Stephen Schneider, Stanford University =E2=80=A2 Representative Jay Inslee, U=2ES=2E House of Repres= entatives, 1st District, Washington state John P=2E Holdren, President and Director, The Woods Hole Research Cent= er, will present the 8th John H=2E Chafee Memorial Lecture Robert W=2E Corell, Director, Global Change Program, The H=2E John Hein= z III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment, will receive N= CSE=E2=80=99s Lifetime Achievement Award Conference participants can participate in=20 =C2=A7 25 Concurrent Skill-building Workshops, Wednesday mornin= g, January 16 =20 How- to sessions focusing on training and guidance to implement climate= change solutions=2E =20 =C2=A7 35 Breakout Sessions, Thursday afternoon, January 17 Breakout sessions will explore content topics in depth and develop reco= mmendations that will constitute a Climate Stabilization, Mitigation, a= nd Adaptation Strategy=2E=20 Discussants include: Hon=2E Sherwood Boehlert, former Chair, Science Committee, House of Rep= resentatives Dennis Welch, Senior Vice-President, American Electric Power Maurice Bechard, Director, Global Environment Health and Safety, Johnso= nDiversey Howard Frumkin, Director, National Center for Environmental Health, Cen= ters for Disease Control and Prevention Angelina Howard, Vice President and Executive Adviser to the President,= Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) =20 =C2=A7 10 Symposia, on the morning of Friday, January 18th, wil= l provide a forum for leaders in climate change solutions to discuss th= eir science and policy approaches=2E The Showcase of Solutions will include more than 20 exhibitors and 50 s= cientific poster presentations=2E A special event Perspectives of the Next Generation will feature The En= virolution, DoRight Enterprises and Jessy Tolkan, leader of the Energy = Action Coalition Register today =E2=80=93 space is limited! Following the conference, the participant-developed action agenda will = be included in a published report to be disseminated to policy makers a= nd the general public=2E More information on the conference, including= program agenda, speaker biographies, and registration information is a= vailable at www=2ENCSEonline=2Eorg/2008conference=2E Please direct general conference questions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] =2Eorg=2E We hope to see you on January 16-18! =20 http://guest=2Ecvent=2Ecom/i=2Easpx?1Q,P1,78C85426-E48C-4FB3-8FAC-6832= 13D22B35 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Having trouble with the link? Simply copy and=20 paste the entire address listed below into your=20 web browser: http://guest=2Ecvent=2Ecom/i=2Easpx?1Q,P1,78C85426-E48C-4FB3-8FAC-68321= 3D22B35 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * To unsuscribe from the list, please click the link below=2E http://guest=2Ecvent=2Ecom/i=2Easpx?8D,P1,78C85426-E48C-4FB3-8FAC-68321= 3D22B35 =20 Powered by Cvent
