On Target? Environment policy and the Climate Change Bill

This TUC conference on 4th June, will be opened by environment secretary David Miliband, will explore what the government's Climate Change Bill means for trade unions - how it will work, and what are the practical implications of a low carbon economy for industry, jobs, skills and transport. The conference is free, and is aimed everyone with an interest in the challenge of climate change, particularly in the world of work. Key speakers include Frances O'Grady, TUC deputy general secretary, Tony Juniper, director of Friends of the Earth, speakers from government, the trade unions and energy specialists. Six workshops will give you the chance to contribute to the debate on key issues including: Climate Bill briefing, greening the workplace, a green economy, international union action, sustainable transport, and local and regional action. There will also be a question time-style panel chaired by Sheena McDonald. The conference takes place from 9.30 to 3.30pm on 4th June, at Congress House, London. To secure your place, email Emma at erichards@tuc.org.uk or phone 020 7467 1258 for more details.