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'Many Strong Voices' — Arctic Day: Many Strong Voices (MSV) is a collaborative programme with the goal of promoting the well-being, security and sustainability of coastal communities in the Arctic and the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the face of climate change, by bringing these regions together to take action on mitigation and adaptation.
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Annual European Community greenhouse gas inventory 1990–2007 and inventory report 2009: The present inventory also constitutes the EU‑15 voluntary submission under the Kyoto Protocol.
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At Copenhagen, A New Context for International Cooperation: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC UPON REGISTRATION. As world leaders gather in Copenhagen in December for global talks on action to address climate change, Global Footprint Network will host a roundtable discussion at the European Environment Agency.
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Bend the trend — every small act counts: International business leaders, social organisers, Lapland's reindeer herders and the Netherlands' architects all have stories to tell about how climate change has affected them. The European Environment Agency is providing them a platform to make their voices and solutions heard. The Agency also invites everyone to pledge a small change in their lifestyle.
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Bending the trend: On Tuesday 8 December, Antoine Le Menestrel performed a thrilling dramatic ascent of the facades of the EEA and the French Embassy at Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen. The French climber and his company, Lézards Bleus, used the monumental architecture, music and light to draw the public's attention to the urgent need to tackle climate change.
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Bright Green Exhibition: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, ENTRANCE FEE 10 EUROS. While political leaders take stock of the challenges and discuss appropriate regulation, the world's leading companies will showcase solutions and provide technological answers. This will take place at the only large-scale exhibition running in parallel with the COP15, the Bright Green Exhibition.
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Chronicles of Ecotopia: Telling stories about Sustainable Futures: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC UPON REGISTRATION. The role of creatives, designers and policymakers has never been more important - both in making a new society desirable and the nuts and bolts of making it work. The Chronicles of Ecotopia is a film showing, followed by a discussion that explores the role of creating aspirational stories and visions of positive futures. Just as the 'Futurama', 'Autotopia' exhibitions defined much of the way we live in the 20th Century, moves are now underway to create the same collective positive vision for the 21st Century.
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Circus Climate: Imagining change: Culture Night at the EEA, 9 October 2009. Kongens Nytorv 6, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Cities of the future — how will European cities adapt to new climate conditions?: Cities and towns are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and will need to find innovative ways to adapt. Now is the time to start rethinking urban design and management — yet few have taken concrete action.
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