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The Green Economics Insitute is leading a delegation to COP 17 Kyoto Climate Change Conference in Durban South Africa in December 2011, with Professor Graciela Chichilnisky and our team in South Africa. In our international and multicultural delegation there will be people from all corners of the world and also the author of the Kyoto Protocol, Professor Graciela Chichilnisky, as well as many experts and Prfoessors and activists and scientists from Africa, specialists in environmental impact assessment, award winning economists of all kinds, Brazilians, Americans from the north and the south.
The COP 17 Kyoto Climate Conference finished with an urgent need to reach agreement for a successor to the Kyoto Protocol which runs out in 2012. Please ensure you ask your representatives at all levels, local, regional and national and international government to ensure they are pressing for this to happen!
Climate Change: The evidence:Global Photo Competition!
Without any climate Treaty- the world will absolutely have to go for rationing of CO2. The choice is stark - with the warmest winter on record and droughts in Africa and unprecedented global weather patterns, melting Polar Ice Caps, no snow in the Alpine resorts- how much more evidence do people need to see what is happening all around the planet?
We will offer a prize for the best 5 photos of climate change happening, under the Heading:
Why we need a Treaty, why we need rationing!
The photo competition photos will be used for the covers of our next books in our series and also be put on our website and sent to 8,000 people!
If you fancy yourself as a photographer go out and get pictures of the evidence!
Send them by email to Photo Competition, greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com and ensure you tell us formally who took the picture, who is the owner of it, when precisely and where it was taken and what the subject is and why it matters! This competition will be open till the end of January 2012.
Green Economics Institute Stall at Oxford Green Fair
We are also launching special issue of the journal - specially on climate change with a range of top experts, including the author of the nobel prize winning IPCC report and Kyoto, as well as in the same series an article by Lord Nicholas Stern author of the Stern Review. Top economists and specialists in energy industry structure, wind solar oil, and many others, as well as ways of remodelling the macro economy and assessment of climate change policy articles are all featured.
If you would like to find out more about our delegation and to support our climate change work and also if you would like to invite us to speak at your side event please email greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com
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