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The Environment Ireland 2010 conference will take place in
the Croke Park Conference Centre on Tuesday 14th September
2010.
Environment Ireland, now in its sixth year, is Ireland’s
largest conference on environmental policy and management.
The conference is organised in association with the Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Environment,
Heritage and Local Government.
The conference is attended each year by delegates representing
all the major sectors with an interest in Ireland’s environment
- including many from Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
The theme of this year's conference is - Environment and
the green economy. Much has been made of realising the
potential of the green economy and the conference will focus
on key aspects of the green economy, including -
- the eco-efficient economy;
- a sustainable urban future;
- renewable energy - and
- investing in water, waste water and waste infrastructure.
The conference will look at the practical aspects of further
developing each of these sectors. The water and waste water
sector is currently worth over €1 billion per year, renewable
energy is worth €700 million annually and the waste sector
is worth an estimated €500 million per year. Despite the economic
difficulties, all these sectors will see significant investment
in the coming years.
For further information on the programme content, details
about the speakers and information on registration - Click
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