Nuclear talks at London summit
by Grant Draper
January 23, 2008
British Energy will be the 2008 sponsor for the leading climate change summit, in the UK. The summit is set to take place 12-13 February at Regents Park at the Marriot hotel, in London.
If acted upon now, climate change could be a business opportunity, but each company has its own environmental and financial responsibilities towards climate change. Speakers from Lehman Brothers, The Co-Operative Group, Cadbury Schweppes, ASDA, British Gas, Tesco, Timberland and AXA insurance are supposedly making an appearance.
Other subjects that are to be discussed are:
• How to craft climate change messages to win over the most skeptical customers.
• Offsets and taking advantage of carbon trading.
• Climate change objectives and achievements for maximum impact.
• Managing the many risks of climate change.
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