Myth : It's up to the urban population to sort out climate change
Europe will not be able to reach its commitments to alleviating climate change without the full participation and involvement of rural communities. Not only does the rural population need to be able to make the right energy choices, but most of the renewable options, from wind farms, to solar, to micro-CHP, will require the willing participation of rural communities
Events
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18 June 2012
Sustainable Energy Week
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18 June 2012
Towards an energy positive water sector: challenges and opportunities for innovation in the European Regions
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3 May 2012
COGEN Europe Annual Conference & Dinner
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2 March 2012
EEB and Birdlife Europe Conference in Denmark "The new CAP: The right path to sustainable farming?”
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31 January 2012
The European Union Moving Towards a European Energy Community
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6 December 2011
Innovation for Sustainable & Productive European Agriculture
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5 December 2011
Thematic Structured Dialogue on the structural funds regulations 2014 - 2020
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29 November 2011
How can we diversify the economy in mountain areas?
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18 November 2011
Sustainable energy for the rural village environment (SERVE) conference
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17 November 2011
Cohesion Policy and catching-up regions
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27 October 2011
Local Renewables Conference
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19 October 2011
The role of the EU budget in achieving the 2020 energy & climate targets
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19 October 2011
European Congress of Rural Municipalities
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18 October 2011
Cogeneration Days 2011
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12 October 2011
Using Structural and Cohesion Funds to Achieve the 2020 Energy & Climate Targets
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11 October 2011
Renovate Europe Day
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27 September 2011
Sustainable active tourism – mountain communities leading Europe in finding innovative solutions
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26 September 2011
Creating a bio-Energy Economy in the Highlands
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21 September 2011
Rural Energy Day 2011
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