19 May 2008
8:45 AM - 5:00 PM
Venue:
RIBA, 66 Portland Place, London W1B 1AD
Description:
In the first major national conference of its kind, hosted by the RIBA, to which the Guardian has brought together key thinkers, policy makers and politicians, to address the issue of adaptation to climate change and debate what guidance is needed to prepare the UK for the challenges ahead.
Speakers include:
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Professor Robert Maynard, chairman of expert panel, Health Effects of Climate Change in the UK
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Martin Parry, co-chair working group ll (impacts, adaptation and vulnerability), IPCC
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Joan Ruddock MP, parliamentary under secretary of state (climate change, biodiversity and waste)
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Chris West, director, UKCIP
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Barbara Young, chief executive, The Environment Agency
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Lynne Sullivan, RIBA Climate Change Board
Leading case studies from the City of London, Seeda and Leeds City Council will further provide you with a unique insight into the significance of climate adaptation.
More information at: http://www.guardian.co.uk/climateadaptation|
Fees:
Full rate: Private sector £495 + VAT (£581.63inc)
Reduced rate: Government departments and agencies, local authorities £365 + VAT (£428.88inc)
Supported rate: Voluntary sector, not-for-profit, charities £295 + VAT (£346.62inc)