Washington, DC -- September 17, 1998 -- The roles of science, religion, and economics in developing policies on global climate change will be explored by scientific, religious, and corporate leaders at a two-day conference. The conference, sponsored by the AAAS Program on Dialogue Between Science and Religion, will outline the scientific evidence regarding global climate change and opportunities to respond to ethical, religious, and economic challenges. The panelists will also review the Kyoto Protocol and its political prospects.
EVENT:
AAAS Dialogue on Climate Change
WHEN:
October 1-2, 1998
WHERE:
AAAS Auditorium
1200 New York Ave., NW, Washington, DC
Metro Station: MetroCenter (red, orange or blue lines)
Conference participants will include:
- Michael MacCracken, Director, U.S. National Climate Impacts Assessment
- Berrien Moore, Chair, National Academy of Science Panel on Climate Change
- William O'Keefe, Executive Vice President, American Petroleum Institute
- James Nash, Executive Director, Churches Center for Theology and Public Policy
- Paul Gorman, Director, National Religious Partnership on the Environment
- Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, Chancellor Jewish Theological Seminary in America
- Tuiloma Neroni Slade, Ambassador of Samoa
Editor's Note: Reporters must register to attend the conference by contacting Dave Amber (202-326-6434, damber@aaas.org) or Ellen Cooper (202-326-6431, ecooper@aaas.org).
For Meeting Agenda: click here.