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Corporate Climate Response - London

Event: 20th May 2008 – 21st May 2008

Country: United Kingdom
City: London
Event website: Corporate Climate Response

Day One of this event, May 20th, is dedicated to helping corporates prepare for the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), the UK’s new mandatory carbon trading scheme. While Day Two, May 21st, focuses on Climate Change and the Food Industry by looking at the climate impact across the food supply chain from agriculture through to waste.

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food safety, climate change news, emissions targets, greenhouse gases, GHG, green power conferences, carbon management, GHG standards, clean development mechanism, food safety news, carbon neutral, emissions verification, emissions monitoring, EU ETS, carbon emissions, emissions reduction, news, climate change, food, events, conferences, London, Kyoto Protocol, emissions, business assurance

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