WHEN: Wednesday May 5th - Friday May 7th, 2004

WHERE: Loews Coronado Bay Resort in San Diego

OVERVIEW: This two day event brings together leading experts from the business, government, NGO and academic communities to discuss the key questions and latest developments related to climate change policy and business strategy. The plenary sessions, interactive workshops and networking breaks are all designed to ensure that you leave the conference informed on critical climate issues and connected with other professionals that are actively engaged in policy and strategy development.

Topics include:

• Harmonization of GHG Policies
  
• GHG Registries in the U.S. and beyond
  
• Carbon Constraints and Sustainability
  
• Investors and Climate Change
  
• Competitive Advantage in a Carbon Constrained World
  
• The Future of U.S. Climate Policy

• Ray Anderson, Founder, Interface Inc.
  
• Phil Angelides, Treasurer, State of California*
  
• Peter Cartwright, CEO, Calpine Corporation
  
• Preston Chiaro, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto Energy
  
• Erin Crotty, Commissioner, New York State
• Department of Environmental Conservation
  
• Jacques E. DuBois, Chairman and CEO, Swiss Re America Holding Company*
  
• Jonathan Lash, President, World Resources Institute
  
• U.S. Senator John McCain*
  
• Dr. David Victor, Professor of Law & Economics, Stanford University

To ensure more productive group discussions and easier access to specialists, attendance is limited.

Registration includes acess to all planary sessions, Thursday breakout sessions and Awards Gala, networking breaks, all meals as well as registration materials. Registration does not include accomodations or transportation to the event. (CSRWire Members can register at the Member's rate through February 15th only - save $200, register now!)

For further information, please visit the conference website at www.climateregistry.org/EVENTS/Conference or contact Gwendy Donaker (below).

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