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June, 2007

   42nd Great Knaresborough Bed Race
   Architecture Week in Doncaster
   Arksey Primary Cook Up a Storm
   Art Space
   ATC Drill Team
   Bye Bye Lakers – Hello Don’s
   Centre Manager of the Year
   Doncaster Civic Parade
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster Lakers
   Doncaster’s ‘Big Sing’
   Doncaster’s Unsung Heroes
   Dons Launch Summer Rugby
   Editorial
   Fan Inspired Logo
   Free Support To Communities
   Frenchgate Short Listed for Award
   Further Investment at Robin Hood Business Park
   Hard Line On Council Tax Non-Payers
   Hard Work Pays Off For Local Student
   Intake Memories
   Jerry Green Open Day
   Kick The Habit
   Lakeside Hospitality
   Leeds 10K Run
   Libraries Provide Information Online 24/7
   Lions Club Flood Appeal
   Lions Sports Day – Doncaster
   Mayor Announces Public Drop In Sessions
   Memories From Canada
   Memories of Rossington
   Mission: Possible!’ Launches Into Schools
   National Drug and Alcohol Treatment Awareness Week
   Old King Coal
   Opening for new Doncaster Station
   Outstanding Ofsted Success For Hexthorpe Primary
   Owen Franklin
   Residents Encouraged to Take PRIDE
   Road Safety Messages By The Truck Load
   Rossington Photographs
   Stay Healthy
   Teaching Awards For Two Teachers
   The Green Conference
   Visit by Secretary Of State For Transport
   Wadworth Parish Council
   Why Should We Retire to Doncaster?
   Working To Keep You Safe
   Zero-Tolerance Approach To Fly-Tipping

 
 
 
 
 
Title:The Green Conference
Subtitle:Bradford 2007
Author:ATL 
ID & Publication:20070611049 ~ The-Villager.co.uk 
Area:Yorkshire 
Subject:Business News 
 

The Green Conference successfully provided business delegates with an exclusive opportunity to focus sharply on the impact of climate change on businesses, especially in terms of risks and adaptation; as well as provide more specific examples of new business opportunities.

The Conference bought together all those involved in the Green agenda – practitioners delivering business support and diversity services such as academic staff, business experts and mentors, but also including policy-makers, consultants, researchers and of course enterprising people. The emphasis of the conference was to encourage businesses to develop strategies of what constitutes good practice and coherent policy with respect to Climate change.

Delegates viewed the documentary ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ - an Academy Award-winning documentary film about climate change, specifically global warming, presented by former United States Vice President Al Gore and directed by Davis Guggenheim.

The event featured keynote presentations from the Yorkshire Forward, Business in the Community and workshop sessions on the five themes. The Conference also showcased beautifully stunning paintings and drawings illustrating the impact of climate change using inspiring images from Mahmood Manning.

Local, sub-regional and national partners attended to create awareness of climate change and the impact on enterprise through a series of workshops. The conference was an opportunity for all those in enterprise to discuss ideas and good practice and to keep up to date with advances.

Keynote Speakers were Mike Smith (Head of Sustainable Development: Yorkshire Forward), Bill Costa (Manager: Devonshire Group) and Adam Woodhall (Director: People, Profit, Planet). The conference was attended by over 100 delegates.

‘We are certainly wrong to believe that action on climate change means economic stagnation. On the contrary, it will lead to an unleashing of a new clean industrial revolution based on green aspirations and technology’ said Amjad Parvez (Chair of ATL and Managing Direcor Seafresh & Dams Food Supplies).

The event included a buffet & refreshments from the Aagrah Restaurant. The conference was supported by Yorkshire Forward and Business Link West Yorkshire.

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