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  WORLD CLEAN AIR CONGRESS

- Introduction

- 2007 Congress: Brisbane Australia

- Recent Congresses - Programmes and Proceedings

- Accessing Proceedings from previous congresses

Introduction

Organised by IUAPPA every three years since 1966, the triennial World Clean Air congress is one of the foremost international meetings on atmospheric sciences and policy.

Most international air pollution conferences now cover relatively specialised or geographically limited areas of air pollution. The special character of the World Clean Air Congresses is to offer participants the opportunity to update themselves on all dimensions of air and related environmental policy - to keep abreast of their own specialised areas or interests but at the same time to see it in the wider perspective of the overall development of the atmospheric sciences and policy.

Congresses are held in all areas of the world. The last, in 2004, was in London, and the previous one in Seoul, Korea.

The next congress, in September 2007, will be held in Brisbane Australia followed by the 2010 World Congress which is to be held in Vancouver, Canada.

IUAPPA World Congress

14TH WORLD CLEAN AIR AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION CONGRESS
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA

SEPTEMBER  9-13th,  2007

Partnerships – Community Engagement at all Levels

Environmental issues cannot be solved by governments alone, or by determined community groups or individual industries. More and more it is recognised that maintaining our environment has become a pressing priority that requires engagement and collaboration between all community groups in Society, acting in concerted local and global partnerships. This is particularly true of the atmosphere, with, for example, recognition of the significance of the consequences of global warming.

The new theme of development of partnerships in environmental protection has been echoed by government ministers and by industry leaders at many recent international and national forums. This 2007 World Congress in Brisbane, Australia, will focus on community engagement through the development of new partnerships between local, the science, business and government communities. It will offer the opportunity to showcase examples of successful existing partnerships.

The program will, to a large extent, be outcomes-driven. There will be the same opportunities for presentation of scientific and technical work, but there will be an emphasis on outcomes in terms of partnership development, policy impacts and the like.

Brisbane's weather in September is beautiful, and the Congress will offer the opportunity for IUAPPA members to extend their stay and take in the tourist delights that Queensland has to offer - the Great Barrier Reef, beaches, rainforests, the outback. The Congress is being held close to a major celebration of Brisbane's environment, called "Riverfire", which is a spectacular event involving entertainment and scientific and policy conferences.


For more details of the Programme and to register please visit: www.iuappa2007.com

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Previous Congresses

1966 London, UK
1969 Washington DC, USA
1973 Düsseldorf, Germany
1977 Tokyo, Japan
1980 Buenos Aires, Argentina
1983 Paris, France
1986 Sydney, Australia
1989 The Hague, Netherlands
1992 Montreal, Canada
1995 Helsinki, Finland
1998 Durban, South Africa
2001 Seoul, Korea
2004 London, UK


Copies of proceedings are held by the IUAPPA Secretariat and by the IUAPPA member organisation which hosted the Congress; please email IUAPPA@nsca.org.uk.

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