The University of Maryland's <http://www.umd.edu/cons>Sustainable Development & Conservation Biology program will host the second annual Sustainable Energy Forum: Options for Climate Stability to explore progressive proposals for confronting the challenge of global warming from a scientific, technological, and particularly a policy perspective: * What level of carbon reduction is necessary to avert ecological tipping points? * What policy options are most effective for reaching carbon reduction targets? * Which technologies can contribute to less carbon-intensive energy? * Will carbon markets finance sustainable development and biodiversity conservation?
Join <http://www.mnp.nl/ipcc/index.html>IPCC WGIII co-chair Ogunlade Davidson, <http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/apr2007/2007-04-24-04.asp>Ecuador's Minister of Energy Alberto Acosta and distinguished speakers for a discussion of climate change mitigation strategies that share parity with the scale and urgency of the problem. Sustainable Energy Forum 2007: Options for Climate Stability will take place Tuesday, May 22 in the Betts Theater at the Marvin Center in Washington, DC. The <http://gwired.gwu.edu/marvincenter/info/Address/>Marvin Center is located at 800 21st Street NW between H and Eye streets, two blocks east of the Foggy Bottom metro stop. <https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=989103594005>Registration is open to the public. Seating is limited. For information visit: <http://www.sef.umd.edu/>www.sef.umd.edu
