Would you like to find out about the energy challenges facing the world's largest cities, how our lives are being affected by climate change and what practical measures can be taken to tackle the issues raised?

A stunning photographic exhibition on climate change from the Magnum Photographic Agency, lectures for policy makers and environmentalists, and workshops for young people are just a few of the exciting events we have planned in the coming months!

For details of forthcoming events, visit the links below:

			Greece Goes Green at the Ecolife Festival Want to find out more about the environment? Visit our stand, as well as the ZeroCarbonCity Poster Exhibition, at the Ecolife Festival, and learn all about global footprinting and global warming through a range of stimulating educational activities, including interactive games and food tasting experiments! Find out more ... 23–26 June 2006, OAKA Olympic Sports Complex, Athens
			City debates and Café Scientifique Conversations and discussions about the connections between science, technology and society. A programme of city debates around the globe using city venues to provide a platform for expert comment on a variety of topics connected to climate change, and then encouraging audience participation to continue the open discussions. Find out more ... 20 October & 10 November 2005, Athens
			NorthSouthEastWest Exhibition We have collaborated with ten of the world's top photographers from the Magnum Photographic Agency to produce this touring exhibition, which illustrates the impact of climate change in communities from all parts of the globe and the work that the north, south, east and west are doing to reduce carbon emissions. Find out more ... 6–25 October 2005, Athens
			Addictive TV A 'cinematic drinking experience' where the screen rather than a sound system is the focus of the night. We have invited Addictive TV to Athens to launch the ZeroCarbonCity Campaign. Come along for an amazing night! Find out more ... 29 September 2005, Athens
			What can you do for a ZeroCarbonCity? Download the information sheet to discover a few simple steps you can take to help protect our environment (MS Word).