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Bellona’s programme in Copenhagen Dec 15th
Publish date: December 14, 2009
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Bellona’s programme in Copenhagen Dec 15th
Altogether 64 side events will be held in the Bellona Room at Bella Centre during the climate change conference in Copenhagen. Among today's events there will be a presentation of how Trondheim, Norway's 3rd largest city, is planning to become the world's smartest energy city.
All open side events will be streamed live here, and can be found in the archive.
09.00-10.00: Payments for Environmental Services in the State of Amazonas
Co-host: National Wildlife Federation
10.00-11.30: Sahara Forest Project – enabling restorative growth
11.30-12.00: The Moral Imperative of Climate Change
12.00-14.00: Systematic Neglect of Systemic Solutions?
Co-hosts: Development Alternatives, Club of Rome and IUCN
14.00-15.30: Financing CCS deployment in Developing Countries
16.00-17.30: Energy Efficiency: Smart Cities
Co-hosts: Siemens
17.30-19.00: Forests and The Climate Deal
Co-host: Rainforest Foundation Norway
19.00-20.30: Putting a Price on Carbon – US NGOs perspectives
Read comprehensive presentations of all side events in the Bellona Room at Bella Centre in Copenhagen here.
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