Climate Change Public Forum
CLIMATE EMERGENCY COPENHAGEN
London Public Forum
Saturday 7th November 12-6pm
South Camden Community School,
Charrington Street
NW1 1RG
(nearest tube Kings Cross)
Open to everyone and free to attend, hosted by the Campaign against Climate Change the Public Forum will bring together leading figures to discuss and debate the Climate Emergency and what we can be doing to tackle it. See below for the programme for the day.
This event sees a great variety of speakers including
Aubrey Meyer (Global Commons Institute),
Oliver Tickell (author Kyoto 2),
Andrew Simms (new economics foundation),
John Stewart (HACAN),
Johann Hari (journalist),
Jean Lambert MEP (Green Party),
Damian Carrington (Head of Environment, the Guardian),
Alexis Rowell(Camden Council),
Chris Baugh (Public and Commercial Services Union)
Dr Stuart Parkinson (Scientists for Global Responsibility)
There will also be workshops with Biofuelwatch and the Campaign against Climate Change Trade Union Group.
This is one of our last chances to get together before we hit the streets demonstrating in December.
Programme
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11:45
Doors Open
12:15-13:15 Session
1 "10% Cuts by end 2010: the case for emergency action"
13:15-13:45 Break and Workshops including:
Introduction to campaigning against Agrofuels, hosted
by Biofuelwatch and Food Not Fuel
13:45-14:45 Session
2 "Green Jobs Now - a million climate jobs by end 2010"
14:45-15:15 Break and Workshops including:
Discussion of the role of Trade Unionists in building the Climate movement before and after Copenhagen , hosted by Campaign Against Climate Change Trade Union Group
15:15-16:15 Session
3 "Decarbonising our transport fast - the way ahead"
16:15-16:30 Break
with musical entertainment
16:30-17:30 Session
4 " Copenhagen - the deal we need and the deal we're likely to get"
17:30-17:45 Climate
Emergency CALL TO ACTION
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