A recent study found that the temperature increase is inevitable. But cutting greenhouse gases by 70%, could avoid dangerous aspects of climate change and allow the climate to stabilize. It is still arguable if the Kyoto Protocol indeed fights global warming or if the carbon market is a key tool for reducing emssions or if it is just another "Wall Street gambit"

Russia and Ukraine have the largest emission quota surplus in the international carbon market, and if sold abroad, it could crush the world's delicate carbon emissions trading market. A hoard of unspent credits, places Russia and Ukraine in an attractive postion. However, not a single project has been approved so far in Russia.

To discuss the matter, the C5 Conference on the 'Carbon Market in Russia and Ukraine,' is scheduled to take place at TBA, Russia, Moscow on September 23-24, 2010. It will give a unique opportunity for policy markers, project developers and investors to debate and benchmark their opinion and strategies.

The International Union of Air Pollution Prevention and Environmental Protection Associations' (IUAPPA) World Clean Air and Environmental Protection Congress, is a leading international gathering of air pollution specialists. The Congress is holding its three-yearly meet on September 12-16,2010 at Wastin Bayshore Conference Centre, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

The theme of the Congress, "Achieving Environmental Sustainability in a Resource Hungry World" recongnizes the need for holistic management approaches to effectively mitigate potential water, food, energy and environmental challenges.

The Congress will bring together specialists from academia, industry, consulting and many others, to present innovative ways to improve air quality.

A conference on 'Unconventional Gas' is scheduled to be held at Hilton London Tower Bridge, London, UK on September 23-24, 2010.

Unconventional gas is being hailed as the great "game changer". Recent breakthroughs herald nothing less than a revolution in the global energy landscape. From the astonishing impact of the "shale gale" in the US, to coal bed methane in Australia and Russia, tight gas reservoirs in Europe or sand and shale plays from Argentina to Indomesia-unconventional gas is seen as perhaps the most exciting prospect in years.

The participants will discuss the latest development of world's unconentional resources besides sharing successful experiences in unconventional gas recovery.

The unconventional gas conference will bring together leading executives from across major exploration and production companies, governments, national and regional regulatory bodies, key investors and market players.

The 'Waste Management Expo 2010,' is scheduled to be held from 9-12 December 2010 at the HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hydrabad (INDIA). It is promoted and guided by the National Solid Waste Association of India (NSWAI), the only leading professional non-profit organization in the field of solid waste management, including toxic and hazardous waste and also biomedical waste in India. NSWAI is a member of the International Solid Waste Association (ISWA), Copenhagen, Denmark and provides a forum for exhchange of information and expertise in the field of solid waste management at the national and international levels.

Waste management and disposal has gained increasing importance in view of the unprecidented growth in infrastructure development, construction of buildings, bridges, industrial structures, etc, all giving rise to immense construction waste.

The primary objective of WME'10 is to encourage industry and businesses to adopt technologies and methodolgies that minimize waste, conserve resource and are energy efficient. The event will also play a leading role in promoting 'green' lifestyles and achieving stewardship of resources for current and future generations.