SUSTAINABILITY 2012: Shaping an Environmental Legacy for World Cities
The Challenge is for the regeneration of London for the next Olympics to be proven to be environmentally friendly, sustainable and to provide a lasting legacy. Driving this conference (and others phased annually for 2010, 2011 and 2012 and beyond) is objectively to audit/measure and assess the carbon footprint/built environment to improve the sustainability of other future developments. This conference provides a platform for world academics and scientists to interact cohesively to check the effective sustainability of the intended Olympic legacy. Highlighting any shortcomings will provide a framework for new innovative solutions and new technology solutions to improve future UK / world developments, (in particular in the UK the Thames Gateway Regeneration Project).
| What | Conference, Europe |
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| When |
Mar 25, 2009 10:00 AM
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Mar 27, 2009 07:00 PM |
| Where | London, UK |
| Contact Name | info@sustainableregeneration.org |
| Contact Phone | +44 (0)20 8596 5027 |
| Attendees |
Researchers and Qualified Professionals in the sciences, social sciences, applied sciences, the humanities, the professions and education, research students, policy makers and administrators in local, provincial and state government, and non-government organisations, representatives of the private sector & industry consultants. |
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The conference goal will be to provide a worthwhile sustainability blueprint for the development of future world cities and other large scale regeneration projects, and also for cities hosting future Olympics.
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