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Made possible by the generous support of
Sea Change Foundation
Global models based on current and past observations document the reality of climate change caused by human activity, although the details of when and what will happen where are far from clear. This symposium will address the problems and research necessary to translate these global, long-term predictions into local predictions on shorter scales of time, where governments and businesses can act; and will address the implications for industry and public policy now.
April 11, 2007: Public Symposium,
Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco
7:30pm-9:30pm
Confirmed Speakers:
Severin Borenstein, Professor,
Haas School of Business and
Director of the University of California Energy Institute
Jerry McNerney, Congressman
Orville Schell, Dean, UC Berkeley School of Journalism
Michael Peevey, President,
California Public Utilities Commission
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