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Railway Environmental Forum June 2010
Thursday 24 June 2010
"Climate Change"
The Railway Environmental Forum continues to be the industry event for environment managers in the rail and transport sector.
The event attracts a wide range of delegates from the world of rail and transport, including train operators, freight operators, infrastructure companies and other support providers to the industry, including Network Rail.
As well as presentations covering a number of industry issues, the event provides an excellent platform for all to meet and share information on current issues affecting the operating railway.
The day's agenda:
| 09.30 | Registration |
| 10.00 | Welcome – Harriet Coles, Environmental Scientifics Group |
| 10.15 | “Beating the Elements” – Network Rail’s Strategy for Preparing for Adverse Weather Conditions and Climate Change – John Dora |
| 11.30 | “Saving Carbon, Water and Reputation” – Case Studies from the Water Sector – Mark Kowalski, WRc plc |
| 12.15 | Lunch |
| 13.15 | Adapting to Climate Change and the Environmental Case for Concrete Slab Track” – Heather Ceney (CDP) & Adrian Erwee (Norder), representing Britpave |
| 14.00 | “Scientifics’ Transformation to Environmental Scientifics Group” – Noelyn Allen, ESG |
| 15.00 | Networking and a chance to look around the Birmingham Science Museum (steam engine and rail related history is on the ground floor) |
| 16.00 | Close |
For further details, or to register your interest on the forum please contact us: forum@esg.co.uk
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