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International ecology forum on climate change opening in Chelyabinsk

Taking part in the three-day forum are government officials, businessmen, experts and scientists from Russia, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Finland, France and the Czech Republic

CHELYABINSK, November 13 (Itar-Tass) — The international exhibition Industrial City Ecology and Climate change is opening in Chelyabinsk on Tuesday. Taking part in the three-day forum are government officials, businessmen, experts and scientists from Russian regions, as well as from Austria, Germany, Denmark, Finland, France and the Czech Republic.

The event’s participants and guests have a unique opportunity to learn first-hand about how the issues of energy saving, creation of renewable energy sources, recycling, reduction of emissions and many others are solved by domestic enterprises and overseas. Real ecological innovations and ways to use them for raising profitability of this business will also be demonstrated at the forum.

The forum’s program includes conferences, seminars and business meetings on topical environmental issues, such as advanced research in the field of environmental protection, attracting investment of foreign sponsors for solving ecological problems of the city and the region, development of regulatory framework for environmental protection and related infrastructure, meetings with representatives of the federal, regional and local authorities.

The project was organised by the Ministry of Radiation and Environmental safety of the Chelyabinsk Region, the World Trade Centre of Chelyabinsk, the Japanese Association for Trade with Russia and New Independent States (ROTOBO) and the European-Russian Centre EuroRoss.

“This forum is intended to dispel the myth of unattractiveness of green technologies for business,” Minister of Radiation and Environmental Safety of the Chelyabinsk Region Alexander Galichin told Itar-Tass. “Modern innovations make it possible not only to reduce costs, but also to derive benefit for enterprises. Successful examples of such application will be presented at the forum.”