On 20 November, the Zero Carbon conference 2010 has brought together students and leading thinkers from across the country to discuss the global and local impacts of climate change on health.
Last year’s declaration from the Lancet Commission that "Climate change is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century" has reinforced the need to create a healthcare system that will be part of a clean carbon future.
Come to the Forum to hear a wide-range of experts discuss how a new sustainable approach to healthcare can lead to both reduced levels of energy consumption and costs, whilst also having positive impacts on health. If you are passionate about sustainability and healthcare, this is an event not to be missed.
“Climate Change and Health” is organised by the Cambridge Zero Carbon Society in collaboration with Medsin, and sponsored by Clare College Cambridge and by the Cambridge Hub. The conference is taking place on 20 November 2010, 9am - 6pm, and is being held in the Gillespie Centre, Clare College, Cambridge, UK.
Please navigate using the tabs to get more info on this event. You may want to check out the schedule, our speakers, and buy tickets, which include morning coffee and a sandwich lunch.
We thank all participants for their input to a very successful conference. Please visit the media section for follow-up materials!