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4th Annual Coal Funders Forum
The 4th Annual Coal Funders Forum will be held immediately before the Climate and Energy Funders Group annual meeting. Sessions will include discussions of funding trends and opportunities, existing plants retirement campaigns and the priorities and opportunities for foundation investments, and funding strategies to address the industry’s plans to export U.S. coal. (April 24, 2012; New York, NY)
- Event Types(s)
- Meeting
- When
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Apr 24, 2012 09:00 AM
Apr 24, 2012 05:00 PM
Apr 24, 2012
from 09:00 am to 05:00 pm - Where
- Millennium UN Plaza Hotel, New York, NY
- Geographic Areas
- National
- Focus area(s)
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- Climate Change / Energy
- Environment
- Environmental Health
- Contact Name
- Heidi Binko
- Contact Phone
- 434-244-0717
- Contact Email
- heidibinko@gmail.com
Please save the date for the 4th Annual Coal Funders Forum, which will be held Tuesday, April 24, 2012 in New York City. Similar to last year, the forum will be held immediately before the Climate and Energy Funders Group annual meeting. Stay tuned for more information as the event draws closer!
For those of you interested in attending, a block of rooms has been reserved at the Millennium UN Plaza Hotel (http://www.millenniumhotels.com/millenniumunplazanewyork/index.html) for the night of April 23, 2012. (If you are also planning to attend the Climate and Energy Funders Group meeting, the special rate will also be available for the nights of April 24th and 25th.) In order to qualify for the discounted rate of $299 per night, please make your reservations by March 22, 2012. Reserve a room by either calling the hotel directly, at 1-866-866-8086, or by mentioning group code 1203CLIENE. Alternatively, you can book online by following this link: Climate & Energy Funders April 2012.
In the meantime, if you have ideas, thoughts, or comments about what would be helpful for you to see on the agenda, please email heidibinko@gmail.com.
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