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Bellona’s programme in Copenhagen Dec 10th
Publish date: December 9, 2009
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Bellona’s programme in Copenhagen Dec 10th
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 discussion on the future of algae as a source of food, fodder and fuel.
All open side events will be streamed live here, and can be found in the archive.
09.00-10.00: Press Briefing European Climate Foundation
10.00-11.30: Reducing Emissions from Deforestation. Cattle Ranching in the Brazilian Amazon
Co-host: NWF
11.45-12.45: Sustainable Cement
13.00-14.30: Go electric!
15.00-16.30: Algae – a new tool in the fight against global warming?
16.30-18.00: Carbon Cutting for Dummies
Co-host: Global Observatory
Read comprehensive presentations of all side events in the Bellona Room at Bella Centre in Copenhagen here.
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