www.weforum.org 27.01.2010 Estimates show that about US$ 500 billion needs to be invested yearly between now and 2030 to address climate change. What financing mechanisms and partnerships are needed to stimulate a new wave of sustainable growth? James Cameron, Vice-Chairman, Climate Change Capital, United Kingdom; Global Agenda Council on Climate Change Jack Ehnes, Chief Executive Officer, California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS), USA; Global Agenda Council on Ageing Society Kenneth Hersh, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, NGP Energy Capital Management, USA Tulsi R. Tanti, Chairman and Managing Director, Suzlon Energy, India Simon Zadek, Executive Director, Meng Associates, Switzerland; Global Agenda Council on Global Institutional Governance Moderated by Michael Liebreich, Chief Executive, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, United Kingdom; Global Agenda Council on Sustainable Energy
Davos Annual Meeting 2010 – Financing Low-Carbon Growth
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Man maid Global Warming is FAKE its Fraud…
@iMSoHigh420ritenow Global Warming is one thing; Fossil fuels scarcity (Oil peak, rise of oil price, etc.) is another thing. Developing a low-carbon economy involve more than climate change mitigation, but also energy security (less dependance to the Saudi), creation of jobs, sustainable land management, intelligent growth opportunities for developing countries, reasonnable price for your mobile transportation fuel and so on… Get yourself one of these Yellow-for-Dummie book.