Climate Action - Assisting business towards carbon neutrality

Dennis Pamlin from WWF looks at the role of the ICT industry in a low carbon economy.

Christian Kornevall reports on a WBCSD project highlighting the need for a more effective policy framework in the buiding sector.

Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez and John A 'Skip' Laitner from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy discuss the use of high tech electronics and ICT as a foundation for a low carbon path.

Joshua Martin, Director of Environmental Paper Network, says companies have many opportunities to purchase responsibly sourced paper.

Niclas Svenningsen of UNEP's Sustainable Buildings and Construction Initiative says if the building sector potential to reduce GHG emissions could be realised, it would hit the greenhouse gas reduction of Kyoto on its own.

Paul Dickinson, CEO of the Carbon Disclosure Project, says the Project offers a unifed way for investors to find out about the climate risk management of the world's largest corporations.

Mindy S Lubber, Director of INCR, and Russell Read, California Public Employees’ Retirement System, look at the pressure put on companies to make climate change a priority issue by investors.

Tom Delay, Chief Executive of the Carbon Trust, discusses how supply chain investigation can help business reduce carbon emissions.

Sir Nicholas Stern makes the economic case for climate change action.

Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General of the United Nations, says climate change is a core political issue for every government on Earth.