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Panel Discussion on the UK Climate Bill

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Kaufmann Marc .

Speakers:

- Dr Terry Barker (Coordinating Lead-Author IPCC and Director of Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation, 4CMR ),

- Dr David Frame (James Martin Fellow in Environmental Change, University of Oxford, and expert on climate change and policy http://www.jesus.ox.ac.uk/staff/frame.php)

- Tim Helweg-Larsen (lead Author of Zero Carbon Britain http://www.zerocarbonbritain.com/ )

Our Panel spans a wide range of expertise and will talk about the various aspects of the UK Climate bill and Climate Change. The Climate Bill will be introduced, the meaning of the targets explained and their implications discussed. This is the ideal place to learn more about the Government’s Climate Change policies.

Join us for this exciting and topical event and come and chat to us afterwards. There will be some drinks and snacks provided! Free entry, but donations are appreciated!

For more information, please contact info@zerocarbonnow.org .

This talk is part of the Cambridge Zero Carbon Society series.

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