Environmental Parliament

INVITATION TO INFORM & DEBATE
The Pacific Ocean - Debate & Consensus - Geo Engineering and Action
Sunday May 3rd 2009 at 3pm in London
Ravens Ait Island Environmental Community Conference and Debate Centre,
Kingston-On-Thames

Environmental Parliament
INVITATION TO INFORM & DEBATE
Environmental Parliament

INVITATION TO INFORM & DEBATE

Environmental Parliament (www.environmentalparliament.org) sponsors a Town Hall Meeting and Debate at Kingston University this Wednesday June 10th at 3pm at Clattern Amphitheatre on Penthryn Road Campus.

An Environmental Parliament debate, about the Economics of Climate Change, CO2 offset costs and the Green Economy, between Pano Kroko, founder of Environmental Parliament and Zac Goldsmith environmentalist candidate and future MP of Richmond and N. Kingston. A Panel of climate scientists and economists as John Davies, John Nissen, Jim McNeil, ALbert Veli, John Gorman and the faculty and students of Kingston University are addressing the real cost of Carbon emissions in the atmosphere as an introduction to the Green Domestic Product Index.
We want to reach a consensus on how to incorporate CO2 economics and benefits into Architecture and Urban design and Architectural Landscape to reduce emissions in the UK by 20% by 2015.
How and where do we achieve this is simple economics. The way forward however is murky.
We ought to reach Consensus in front of the UN global Climate meetings COP15 in Copenhagen this December. (http://en.cop15.dk/)
Please join us at Kingston University, in the Penthryn Road Campus, Clattern Auditorium, this Wednesday at 3pm.

Future Debates.The future actions and debates of the Environmental Parliament can be found at www.environmentalparliament.org and are usually taking place in the Town hall Meetings in London's Friends Centre on and in Copenhagen's Christiania town hall. Future environmental Debates at Kingston University will be taking place every last Friday of the month at 3pm at Clattern Amphitheatre on Penthryn Road Campus during the summer.

http://www.environmentalparliament.org {Invitation to join the Parliament Network}

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