Sustainable World Launch - 14th - 15th July 2005

 
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Day 1

Date: 14th - 15th July 2005
Time: 13.30h to 16.30h
Location: Atlee Suite, Portcullis House, House of Commons, Westminster , London

Session 1 : The Big Picture

We have the knowledge to make the world sustainable under global warming. Do we have the will and the policies to put it into action?

    Chair : Peter Ainsworth
Member of Parliament, UK
    16.20 : Mae-Wan Ho
Director, Institute of Science in Society, UK
Welcome and Introduction by Director of Global Initiative and Session Chair
    16.30 : Alan Simpson
Member of Parliament, UK
Food and Energy Security: Local Systems, Global Solidarity

Text
    17.00 : Sue Edwards
Director, Institute of Sustainable Development, Ethiopia
Sustainable World, a Global Initiative for Food sovereignity and Food Security
    17.30 : Mae-Wan Ho
Director, Institute of Science in Society, UK
Sustainable Food Systems for Sustainable Development
Text and Powerpoint Presentation , French Translation
 

18.00 : Michael Meacher, MP
Member of Parliament, UK
Policies for Sustainable Food Systems, National and Global


Day 2

Date: 15th July 2005
Time: 8.30h to 17.00h
Location:,Small Meeting House, Friend's House, 173 Euston Road, London.

     

Session 2 : Knoledge Based Actions

Many different disciplines are offering new solutions to food security and mitigating global warming.

    Chair : Peter Saunders

    19.05 : Peter Bunyard
Science editor and a Founding editor of The Ecologist magazine
Saving the Amazon Forest for Sustainable uses
Text and Powerpoint Presentation
    19.05 : Erkki Lahde
Emeritus Professor of Silviculture, Finnish Forest Institute
Multiple uses of Forests: Experience in Finland
    10.05 : Sue Edwards
Director, Institute of Sustainable Development, Ethiopia
Food and Energy Security: Local Systems, Global Solidarity

Powerpoint Presentation
      10.35 : Coffee Break
    11.00 : Caroline Lucas
Member of European Parliament - Green Party
How the European Union can pave the way to a Sustainable World
Text
    11.30 : D.Hywel Davies
Doctor of Medicine representing the Weton A. Price Foundation
Foods, Sustainable Agriculture, and Coronary Diseases of the Young
Text and Powerpoint Presentation
 

12.30 : David Woodward
Member of Parliament, UK
Policies for Sustainable Food Systems, National and Global
Powerpoint Presentation

     

12.30: Lunch

Session 3 : Knowledge Based Actions 2

   

14.00 : Pietro Perrino
Research Manager of National Research Council Plant Genetic Institute of Bari, Italy
Gene Bank of Bari Italy at Risk
Text Powerpoint Presentation

   

14.00 : Joe Cummins
Emeritus Professor of Genetics, University of Western Ontario
Terminator Corporations' Suicide Seeds
Text

    14.20 : Ingrid Hartman
Soil Scientist and resource management researcher, Humbolt University, Germany
Soil, Climate, Productivity and Environmental Justice
Powerpoint Presentation

  14.50 : Lilian Joensen
Molecular Biologist, researching on Chagas' disease
"Sustainable Agriculture": the Latin American Experience
Powerpoint Presentation
    15.10 : Julia Wright
Feeding the World with Organic Agriculture: So Whats Stopping Us? The Experience of Cuba
Soil, Climate, Productivity and Environmental Justice
Text and Powerpoint Presentation
     

15.30 : Tea Break

Session 4 : Knowledge-based actions 3 & General Discussion

    15.50 : Hannu Hyvonen
Freelance Journalist, Broadcaster
Recovering Local Varieties for Agricultural Biodiversity in Northern Finland
    16.10 : Lim Li Ching (on behalf of Elenita Neth Dano)
Reseacher on Biosafety, Biodiversity and sustainable agriculture with Third World Network (TWN)
Third World Farmers Conserving Local Biodiversity in Biodynamic Farming
Powerpoint Presentation
  Powerpoint Presentation

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Organised by the Institute for Science in Society, the Independent Science Panel, GM Free Cymru and Third World Network

 
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