Global Warming Solutions 2005

What's on the Horizon for Businesses, Investors and Financial Institutions

June 8 and 9, Roosevelt Hotel, New York City

Join some of the nation’s top climate and energy policy makers: NJ Environmental Protection Commissioner Bradley Campbell; California EPA Secretary Alan Lloyd; Connecticut DEP Commissioner Gina McCarthy; PA Environment Secretary Kathleen McGinty; acting NY DEC Commissioner Denise Sheehan.

And private sector leaders: Phillip Sharp; Stonyfield Farm CEO Gary Hirshberg; Exelon CEO John Rowe; Timberland President Jeffrey Swartz.

Plus: Arctic Climate Scientist Robert Corell; NY Times editor Bob Semple; and others.

The conference agenda features topics you won't want to miss:

Full plenary session on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
Carbon risk analysis and management
Why smart companies are cutting carbon
Renewable energy investment opportunities

“Clean Air - Cool Planet is bringing the private sector and regulators together under one roof—which no one else is doing when it comes to global warming solutions.”
- Bruce Usher, CEO of EcoSecurities

Don't miss this chance: Learn how to position your organization and take advantage of the new energy economy. Go to the conference website and register today!

Global Warming Solutions 2005 is being made possible with the help of a number of sponsors, including the Timberland Company, Keyspan, PSEG, United Technologies Corporation, the SGS Climate Change Program, and NativeEnergy.

For more information on underwriting and exhibit opportunities contact Roger Stephenson 603 422 6464 rstephenson@cleanair-coolplanet.org

Clean Air-Cool Planet is the Northeast's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to finding and promoting solutions to global warming.