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September 2010

September 2010



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Louisa Thomson
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Links

Events

The new Industrial Revolution: opportunities in creating a low carbon economy

Pat McFadden delivers the tenth lecture in the series

25 Jan 2010
18:00 to 19:00

MacMillan Room, Portcullis House, Westminster

Read Pat's speech here.

Minister for business Pat McFadden will make a speech outlining the industry and jobs potential of the transition to a lower carbon economy.  He will argue that a comprehensive worldwide agreement on lower emissions can help drive a second industrial revolution focussed on cleaner energy, lower carbon transport and lower carbon consumption habits. 

He will also warn that the economic potential of the transition has been underplayed and that the current dialogue over climate change - often based on discussion of emissions targets and individual behavioural change - is at risk of excluding parts of the population and parts of the country. 

At a time when there is a critical debate over Britain's post recession economy he will also say that the Labour Party is best placed to ensure Britain makes the most of the transition to a lower carbon economy, because this change is dependent on an activist government working with business and consumers.

To register for a place please email mark@progressives.org.uk

 

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