The role of agriculture and forestry in a carbon-reduced economy,
community wind, sustainability and the development of woody biomass are
the primary topics of discussion to be taken up when the National
25x'25 Alliance brings its 5th National Renewable Energy Summit back to
Washington, DC March 31-April 2.
A day-long plenary session featuring some of the country's leading experts will deal with the opportunities and challenges for agriculture and forestry in an economy that will call for a reduction in carbon utilization and emissions. Discussions are expected on recommendations for how each sector can capitalize on efforts to reduce and capture greenhouse gas emissions. Early study by a 25x'25 carbon work group, a panel of nearly 50 experts, indicates that on balance the agriculture and forestry sectors have much to gain from addressing climate change and a new carbon economy, and the summit will provide an examination of a number of policy options to be explored this year by the incoming Obama administration and lawmakers as they address climate change and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
To learn more visit the 25x25 website.
A day-long plenary session featuring some of the country's leading experts will deal with the opportunities and challenges for agriculture and forestry in an economy that will call for a reduction in carbon utilization and emissions. Discussions are expected on recommendations for how each sector can capitalize on efforts to reduce and capture greenhouse gas emissions. Early study by a 25x'25 carbon work group, a panel of nearly 50 experts, indicates that on balance the agriculture and forestry sectors have much to gain from addressing climate change and a new carbon economy, and the summit will provide an examination of a number of policy options to be explored this year by the incoming Obama administration and lawmakers as they address climate change and greenhouse gas emission reductions.
To learn more visit the 25x25 website.