"It is not enough just to assess an installation’s impact on the environment; one must also assess the impact of a changing environment on the installation. Then, as much as possible, the impact of that change must be integrated into planning and countered."– Cleo Paskal, Columnist
and Adjunct Professor, Global Change, SCMS, Kochi, India

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Other Events

• Nordic Research Day, 27 October 2010: www.dcea.dk
• Climate Change and Impact Assessment IAIA Special Symposium, Washington, D.C.

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• 1 September 2010 deadline for poster submission

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Venue, Aalborg Congress & Culture Centre

Aalborg Congress & Culture Centre is one of the largest and most flexible congress centres in Northern Europe. The centre is ideally located in the heart of the largest green spot of the city just 10 minutes drive from Aalborg Airport and a few minutes’ walk from the bustling city centre.

There are three separate congress halls with room for 2,400 people in the largest one, and more than 40 smaller break-out rooms. Having undergone a major refurbishment in 2002, the congress centre is equipped with the latest technology and all modern facilities required to create a successful event.

Climate Change & Impact Assessment 2010 will take place in one of the larger halls and 7 break out meeting rooms. Lunches and coffee breaks will be served in the grand foyer offering a splendid view and direct access to Kildeparken, the largest park in Aalborg City.