Presentations available from ‘Challenging our Progress – One Year On'

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Presentations available from ‘Challenging our Progress – One Year On'

Date	Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Topic	Greenhouse Gas Emissions & Climate Change Environment

The Climate Change Partnership for Yorkshire & Humber held its annual conference on 23 April 'Challenging our Progress – One Year On'.

Following key note speakers, from the Committee on Climate Change and the consultancy Acclimatise, delegates were invited to review the Partnership’s work programme and identify new areas of work that needed to be prioritised.

The presentations by Adrian Gault of the Committee on Climate Change and John Firth from Acclimatise are now available to download from the Events section of our website.

If you would like to know more about the event and its findings then please contact Jon Clubb.

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