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Carbon Footprints and Climate Risk: Tools for Business and Government

Event: 18th January 2008

Country: United States of America
City:Oregon
Event website: University of Oregon Division of Continuing Education
Register: On-line booking form

This workshop will focus on two concepts and sets of tools related to climate change: (1) measuring your organization’s “carbon footprint” or greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory; and (2) understanding and defining “climate risk” for your organization. The target audience is managers in the public and private sectors. Participants will receive a broad overview of the two main concepts, and will leave with tools and guidance for leading change in their organizations.

Keywords

greenhouse gases, GHG, green, climate change news, carbon management, carbon footprint, carbon credits, climate change, carbon markets, carbon emissions, events, business assurance

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