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Expert interviews 

Climate experts from all over the world participated in the University of Copenhagen’s congress on climate change in March 2009. Below you'll find a selection of interviews with some of the speakers at the congress.

Photo: University of Copenhagen

Making the future sustainable

There is no getting around new energy systems based on sustainable energy, according to Katherine Richardson, head of the Danish government’s Cli...
Photo: Ulrik Jantzen

Professor: Carbon storage is necessary

Pumping CO2 into the ground might be expensive and take a lot of energy, but a Dutch ...
Photo: Ulrik Jantzen

Melting polar ice might tip the climate balance

The CO2 emissions must be reduced by at least 25 per cent by 2020 and at least 80 per...
Photo: Macquarie University

Not to act is immoral

The Australian top climate scientist Ann Henderson-Sellers wonders why the world community can respond so fast to bank failure but hesitate when ...
Photo: Risø DTU

Wind as piece in the energy puzzle

Reliability and distribution are some of the important challenges for wind energy, sa...
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Renewable energy boosts the climate and the economy

Reduced CO2 emissions and economic growth are some of the big benefits of renewable e...