World Student Community for Sustainable Development

The Hamburg University of Applied Sciences is pleased to inform that the call for papers for the third worldwide online climate conference CLIMATE 2010/KLIMA 2010 (1-7 Nov 2010) has just opened. Be part of this worldwide climate-friendly event and use this unique opportunity to present and discuss your work with fellow researchers, practitioners, NGOs and the interested public from all around the world.

CLIMATE 2010 is being organized in cooperation with UNEP, IPCC, WMO, FAO and further world bodies. Building on the success of the previous online conferences CLIMATE 2008/KLIMA 2008 and CLIMATE 2009/KLIMA 2009 with more than 1m visits and over 100 peer-reviewed scientific papers, this year’s interactive, free of charge online vent will specifically focus on “Climate Change and the sustainable management of water resources”.

We encourage researchers from around the globe, in particular researchers from developing countries, to submit their scientific abstracts online at www.climate2010.net until 31 March 2010 at the latest to the unique CO2-friendly virtual conference, relating to one of the four following categories:

• Categorie 1: Geochemical and physical impacts of climate change
• Category 2: Socio-economic aspects of Climate Change (relating to water supply and use)
• Category 3: Climate Change, policy-making and sustainable water use
• Category 4: Projects on Climate Change and sustainable water use, in particular education and awareness-raising initiatives

All submissions will be Full papers will be subject to peer review – we would welcome the chance to receive a paper from you. Visit the conference home page at www.climate2010.net to send in your abstract and get a first glimpse of what the purely virtual conference is all about. The deadline for submission of abstracts is 31/3/2010.

Besides online publication throughout the conference week

From 1-7 November 2010, the best English papers will be considered for publication in the “International Journal of Climate Change Studies and Management” and/or the book publication “Climate Change and the Sustainable Management of Water Resources” as part of the Climate Change Management Series (Springer).

Further, please note the additional opportunity to promote own climate-related projects and publications – we welcome input for the CLIMATE 2010 climate library and project database.
You can apply with studies/reports for incorporation in the CLIMATE 2010 website by sending an e-mail to: info@klima2010.net.