Climate Action Network Australia 2005 Conference



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2005 CANA Conference : 29th and 30th September
Dangerous Climate Change: Together We Can Stop It

The Science of Dangerous Climate Change
Recent Science: What is dangerous climate change?
Dr Roger Jones of CSIRO presentation

Impacts of climate change: water and drought in Australia
Dr Roger Jones from CSIRO presentation

Impacts of climate change on Australia's Marine Environment
Dr Karen Edyvane from University of Tasmania presentation

The Social Impacts of Dangerous Climate Change
Climate change and human insecurity
Dr Jon Barnett, Uni of Melbourne, presentation (2Mb)

The cost of climate change for the average Australian
Dr Richard Denniss' presentation (2Mb)

Managing climate change in regional Australia
Dr Benjamin Preston, CSIRO ex-Pew Centre (2Mb)

How Do We Stop Dangerous Climate Change
Technology: What does the plan to avoid dangerous climate change look like?
Tristan Edis, Australian Business Council for Sustainable Energy (2Mb)

Communities and small business acting on climate change
Bruce Thompson, Moreland Energy Foundation (2Mb)

Thanks to our sponsors:

Climate Initiatives Fund (UK)

CANA members believe that it will take all of us to stop dangerous climate change, and that by working together we can achieve the goal of a safe and stable climate for this and future generations.

The CANA conference will inform on the latest climate science, explore the social impacts of climate change and outline what we must do to Stop Dangerous Climate Change.

Conference Outline

29th Sept	Morning Open Session:
	Open to all. A comprehensive overview on the latest climate science, environmental and social impacts and policy settings. A morning of the highest calibre speakers.

	Afternoon NGO Session:
	CANA Members + other NGOs. This session is designed to engage development agencies, the health sector, union representatives, the social sector and transport activists and explore the urgency for action on climate change and develop pathways forward together.

	Evening
	Launch: Citizens Guide to Climate Change Refugees Friends of the Earth Australia will launch the Citizens Guide to Climate Refugees at CANA Conference from 5.30 to 6.30pm. Drinks provided.

30th Sept	CANA Member Only:
	Exclusive CANA Member only session with focus on strategy development, campaign priorities.

The CANA Conference provides a platform for discussion and debate. It is a chance to exchange ideas and explore new relationships, broadening the climate change community to encompass social, financial and environmental aspects of climate change. At the CANA Conference a long term strategy for climate change campaigning - as well as the focus for the coming year is established.

Non CANA Members	$179
Non CANA Members NGO	$129
CANA Members	$77 per day

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The 2005 CANA Conference will be held at the Melbourne Town Hall. 90-120 Swanston Street Click here for details