INVITATION FOR A MEETING ON CLIMATE CHANGE !

FORUM FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE

HYDERABAD

INVITATION

You are cordially invited for a talk and discussion on

CLIMATE CHANGE REDISCOVERED

By

Dr Barun Mitra,

Director, Liberty Institute, New Delhi

Now great fears have been created that Global Warming will “increase the number of people suffering from death, disease and injury from heatwaves, floods, storms, fires and droughts. But, he argues, a warmer world will be a safer and healthier world for humans and wildlife alike. Continued warming and rising carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere will beneficial to humans, plants and wildlife.

Venue :

Forum for Good Governance,

Flat No 204, G K R Mansion, Back side to Ravindra Bharathi, Opp : Church,

Saifabad, Lakdikapool, HYDERABAD 500 004. Tel No : 2323 0334

Date & TIme : 13-11-2010,  Saturday, from 2.30 PM to 5 PM

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#Barun S. Mitra is founder and director of the Liberty Institute, New Delhi, a nonprofit, independent public policy research and educational organisation, dedicated to providing market-based responses to contemporary public policy issues that enhance freedom of choice for all.

Mitra writes on public policy issues with a special interest in development and environment, trade and technology, property and intellectual property rights, and democracy and related issues.

He was the recipient of the Julian Simon Award 2005 from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, Washington DC. An opinion article published in The Sunday Times, London, had been selected for Excellence in Environmental Journalism Award 2004 by the Pacific Research Institute, San Francisco. Mitra’s contribution to the cause of economic and political liberty was recognised by the International Society for Individual Liberty with the Freedom Torch medal 2004.

He is a writer and commentator on public policy with a special interest in development, the environment, trade and technology-related issues. He has been published in a wide range of national and international newspapers and magazines including The Economic Times, India, and The Wall Street Journal. He has also edited and contributed chapters to a variety of books on environmental and development issues.