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Event	Speakers	Date	Organization
Press and Policy Briefing on a Just-Completed Survey of Public Acceptance of Policies to Limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions	Webb, Aldhous, Kopp, Krosnick	2007, 06-20	Resources for the Future
From Roofs to Cars, Google Focuses on Being Green	Beavers, Beebe, Proudfoot	2007, 06-19	Google
Excerpt of Senate Small Business & Entrepreneurship Committee Hearing on the Impact of Rising Gas Prices on America's Small Businesses	Thune, Myhre, Smith, Lynch	2007, 06-14	Senate Republican Conference
Trade Emissions	Weber, Matthews	2007, 06-14	Carnegie Mellon University School of Engineering
Senate Environment & Public Works Cmte. Business Meeting on Pending Legislation	Boxer	2007, 06-06	Senate Environment & Public Works Cmte.
HSBC Climate Partnership	Lawrence, Wilson, Davies, Walker, Donoghue, Beckinghausen, Funk	2007, 05-30	HSBC
Corporate Leaders on Sustainability - Aveda	Conseil	2007, 05-23	Ceres
Excerpt of House Select Energy Independence and Global Warming Cmte. Hearing on the Economic Impacts of Global Warming: Green Collar Jobs	Markey	2007, 05-22	Office of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi
London Mayor Ken Livingstone on the C40 Summit, the G8, Businesses, and Climate Change	Livingstone	2007, 05-17	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Interview with Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on L.A.'s Efforts in Climate Change and the Environment	Villaraigosa	2007, 05-16	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Klaus Kleinfeld, Siemens AG President and CEO, on the Economics of Climate Change	Kleinfeld	2007, 05-16	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Citigroup CEO and Chairman Charles Prince on Climate and Green Building	Prince	2007, 05-15	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Climate Group CEO Dr. Steve Howard on How Climate Change Can Be Addressed	Howard	2007, 05-15	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Remarks by Seth Waugh, CEO, Deutsche Bank, Americas, on Business and Climate Change	Waugh	2007, 05-15	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Senate Environment & Public Works Cmte. Hearing on Green Buildings: Benefits to Health, the Environment, & the Bottom Line	Fox, Templeton, Barnett, Tonjes, Hubbell, Boxer	2007, 5-15	Senate Environment & Public Works Cmte.
Interview with James Murdoch, CEO of British Sky Broadcasting, on Business and Climate Change	Murdoch	2007, 05-14	C40 Large Cities Climate Summit
Green Transportation Infrastructure: Challenges to Access and Implementation - Technology and Innovation Subcmte. Hearing	Shepherd, Grumbles, Adams, Huffman, Kassoff, Wu	2007, 05-10	House Science and Technology Committee
Ceres Conference 2007 Keynote Address	Finucane	2007, 04-26	Ceres
Ceres Conference 2007 Keynote Address	McKibben	2007, 04-25	Ceres
Advancing Sustainable Prosperity	Lubber, Cohen, Darbee, Thompson, Knobloch	2007, 04-25	Ceres
AISI 2007 Environmental Briefing	Sadoway, Sharkey, Timken, Kavanagh	2007, 04-24	American Iron and Steel Institute
Virgin Atlantic/Boeing Press Conference on Environmental and Climate Change Partnership	Branson, McNerney, Ridgeway, Carson	2007, 04-24	Virgin Atlantic/Boeing
Assemblymember Lloyd Levine on Incandescent Light Bulb Ban	Levine	2007, 04-23	California State Assembly
Living In A Green House-Simple Projects Homeowners Can Undertake To Make Their Homes Greener	Vally	2007, 04-20	Siemens
Greening Our Buildings: Did You Know That Buildings Are More Responsible For CO₂ Emissions Than Cars?	Hosken, Ryczek		United States Green Building Council
39min')" onclick="return now('Washington, DC--Mark Goldfus, senior vice president at Merrill Lynch & Co.; Fred R. Buenrostro, chief executive officer of CalPERS; Connecticut State Treasurer Denise Nappier; California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer; Jack Ehnes, chief executive officer at CalSTRS; Mindy S. Lubber, president of Ceres and director of Investor Network on Climate Risk (INCR); Tim Wirth, former US Senator and president of United Nations Foundation For the first time, dozens of leading U.S. investors representing over $4 trillion in capital call on Congress to enact strong mandatory federal legislation to tackle global climate change. Institutional investors and asset managers from all parts of the country, joined by major corporations in the electric power, oil and high-tech sectors, announce that clear regulatory signals and tangible goals are needed so that US businesses can respond to business risks and opportunities from climate change, and reduce US greenhouse gas emissions 60-90% by mid-century. 39min');" class="title_content" title="For the first time, dozens of leading U.S. investors representing over $4 trillion in capital call on Congress to enact strong mandatory federal legislation to tackle global climate change. Institutional investors and asset managers from all parts of the country, joined by major corporations in the electric power, oil and high-tech sectors, announce that clear regulatory signals and tangible goals are needed so that US businesses can respond to business risks and opportunities from climate change, and reduce US greenhouse gas emissions 60-90% by mid-century.">$4 Trillion of Investors Call on Congress to Reduce Global Warming Pollution 60-90%	Goldfus, Buenrostro, Nappier; Lockyer; Ehnes, Lubber, Wirth	2007, 03-19	Ceres
Steve Westly - Presentation to SRI Cap and Trade Forum	Westly	2007, 03-06	California Leadership Committee
BP Selects Strategic Partners for Energy Biosciences Institute	Schwarzenegger, Blagojevich, Malone	2007, 02-01	BP
Briefing on Electric Utility Cap-and-Trade Act	Feinstein	2007, 01-17	Office of Senator Dianne Feinstein
Solar Power at GM's Rancho Cucamonga Plant	Threlkeld, Lowery, Hanson	2006, 12-15	General Motors