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Arash Aazami
Entrepreneur and founder of Kamangir, system innovator and free thinker who developed the business model, the Path to Zero
Netherlands
Keynote speaker Arash Aazami is a social entrepreneur and innovator whose business model for how an energy supplier can earn more money by selling less energy has won awards from MIT and will undoubtedly pave the way for the sustainable energy of...
Paul Heiney
Broadcaster, author and ocean adventurer who is humorous, highly professional and a natural storyteller
UK
Keynote speaker Paul Heiney is a well-known and respected British broadcaster, author and ocean...
Ian Pearson
Leading futurist, author and entrepreneur speaking about the future of different aspects of the our lives
UK
The keynote speaker Ian Pearson is a leading futurist. He delivers captivating and provocative talks all over Europe about the future of many aspects of our daily lives - from work to leisure, fashion and climate...
Tauni Lanier
Investment banker and expert on sustainable finance and financial development sharing valuable insights into finance
UK
Keynote speaker Tauni Lanier is an investment banker and an expert on sustainable finance and development in the finance sector. She delivers insightful and knowledgeable presentations on finance, corporate social responsibility and climate. She has...
About The Greenhouse Effect
- The greenhouse effect has been ever-present in media for years but how many of us really know what the greenhouse effect actually means?
- The sun shines down on the surface of our Earth. The Earth absorbs the rays of lights which are turned into heat reflected back into space, kept back by so-called greenhouse gasses (and clouds). Thus the heat is reflected back on Earth which causes to increase in temperatures within our atmosphere and on Earth.
- It is an ongoing discussion to what extent the greenhouse effect is man-made and what can be done about the problem.
- Keynote speakers on the greenhouse effect typically look at this discussion and its many questions.