Join Kelley Drye for “The Climate for Climate Change” in a discussion about the legislation and regulations that are progressing full steam ahead. Will they be implemented? Or is a train wreck inevitable?
The climate change-focused event hosted by Kelley Drye & Warren LLP’s Government Relations and Environmental practice groups. It promises to be an important update to issues presented at last year’s seminar, where more than 100 attendees gathered for a briefing on the politics, policies and implications of climate change legislation. Previous events have featured representatives from the presidential campaigns, prominent Hill staffers, non-governmental organizations, and representatives from the EPA.
To Register:
Email dcevents@kelleydrye.com or contact Alexandra Meaza at 202.945.6674
Guest Speaker(s):
Trigg Talley, Director, Office of Global Change, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, U.S. Department of State
Bob Baugh, Director, AFL-CIO Industrial Union Council
Bill Becker, Executive Director, National Association of Clean Air Agencies
Paul Bledsoe, Professional Staff Member, National Commission on Energy Policy and Bipartisan Policy Center
David Bookbinder, Chief Climate Counsel, Sierra Club
Greg Dotson, Chief Counsel, Environment and Energy, House Committee on Energy and Commerce (Chairman Waxman, D-CA)
Kathleen Frangione, Professional Staff Member, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations (Chairman Kerry, D-MA)
Michael Smart, International Trade Counsel, Senate Committee on Finance (Chairman Baucus, D-MT)
Kelley Drye Speakers:
John L. Wittenborn, Partner,
Joseph J. Green, Special Counsel,
Michael J. Coursey, Partner,
John M. Herrmann, Special Counsel,
Dana S. Wood, Government Relations Professional,
William J. Klinefelter, Senior Advisor,
Margaret E. Hardon, Senior Advisor,
Maggie Clarke, Government Relations Professional
When:
November 12, 2009 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Location:
U.S. Capitol Visitor Center
Additional Information:
For more information about Kelley Drye’s Environmental Law and Government Relations and Public Policy Practice Groups, please visit www.kelleydrye.com.
