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Transition to a Low Carbon Future

Community Forum Wednesday 28 September 2011

By Latrobe City - 4th October 2011 - Back to News

at

Waratah Training Restaurant, Morwell

from 7am

Speakers and panel discussion:

· Allison Jones, GM Economic Sustainability, Latrobe City Council

· Simon Vanderzalm, Loy Yang Power

· Richard Elkington, RDA Gippsland

· Scott Ferraro, Gippsland Climate Change Network

· Representatives from Federal Government

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Latrobe City Media Relations Team: 5128 5458 or 0409 797 498

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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