RUC Sunrise Triple C Conference: Climate, Change Communication

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1 APRIL 20 Time Location Activity Foyer, Arrival and Registration Large Auditorium Introduction: Martin Lidegaard Large Auditorium Welcome Speech: Vice-Chancellor Ib Poulsen Large Auditorium Opening Speech: Ida Auken Building OO Large Auditorium Keynote I: Mads Øvlisen Climate Change: A Business Perspective Large Auditorium Coffee and Cake Break Foyer, Keynote II: Harry Collins (web-cast) ClimateGate: The Inside and the Outside Foyer, Coffee Break Large Auditorium Keynote IV: Dale Jamieson (web-cast) Living with Change Foyer, Refreshments: Energy drinks and fruit Large Auditorium Keynote Panel Debate Foyer, Welcome Drinks: DTU Bryghus, Rethinking Brewing Campus Café Building Campus Café Building 01 Climate dinner: Roskilde Culinary Institute Entertainment: Mr. Green Announcement of Poster Competition Winner Live Music: Latin and Jazz Lounge with JazzLarsen & Co.

10 Large Auditorium Keynote I: Mads Øvlisen Climate Change: A Business Perspective 14.10-14.40 Large Auditorium Coffee and Cake Break 14.40-15.

2 April Foyer, Building 41.1 Arrival and Coffee/Light Breakfast Cinema 41.1 Welcome Speech: Valery Forbes Building 40.1 Workshop Session 1 Culture: Room Communication: Room Clean-tech: Room Interdisciplinary: Room Foyer, Building 41.1 Coffee and Cake Break Cinema 41.1 Keynote Speaker: Andrew Jamison: Climate Change Knowledge and Social Movement Theory Foyer, Building 41.1 Coffee Break Building 40.1 Workshop Session 2 Culture: Room Communication: Room Clean-tech: Room Interdisciplinary: Room Campus Café Lunch Break Cinema 41.1 Keynote Speaker(web-cast): Evan Selinger: Using the Externalitites Game to Generate Moral Hypothesis About CO2 Emissions Building 40.1 Workshop Session 3 Communication: Room Clean-tech: Room Interdisciplinary: Room Special Session: "Save the planet and have fun doing it" - A Mr. Green performance lecture on alternative communication in the climate debate // performed by Daniel Berlin and Christian Gade Bjerrum (Room ) Foyer, Building 41.1 Refreshments *Please note: A detailed Workshop Schedule is Included Below

1 Keynote Speaker: Andrew Jamison: Climate Change Knowledge and Social Movement Theory 11.35-11.50 Foyer, Building 41.1 Coffee Break 11.50-13.05 Building 40.1 Workshop Session 2 Culture: Room 40.1.39 Communication: Room 40.

3 April 22 Kalundborg Symbiosis Time Location Activity: Climate Express with Green InSight (Option I) 8.15 DGI Byen Bus tour will depart from DGI Byen in Copenhagen 9.00 RUC Bus tour will depart from RUC Climate Express Networking aboard the bus Kalundborg: Visit to one of the famous firms in the Symbiosis vicinity Symbiosis Kalundborg: Symbiosis Lunch: Organic and CO2 friendly lunch served at one of the firms Kalundborg: Symbiosis Introduction to symbiosis in Kalundborg and a roundtrip to get and overview of the whole area RUC Drop-off at RUC DGI Byen Drop-off at DGI Byen, Copenhagen April 22 Risø and Bevola Time Location Activity: Climate Express with Green InSight (Option II) 8.15 DGI Byen Bus tour will depart from DGI Byen in Copenhagen 9.00 RUC Bus tour will depart from RUC 9.15 Risø Arrive at Risø Risø Introduction to research center Risø Visit to laboratories Hallingelille: Organic co-housing Lunch at the eco-community of Hallingelille. Taste the new delicious concept of raw food, composed of local products project Bevola Visit Bevola facility RUC Drop-off at RUC DGI Byen Drop-off at DGI Byen, Copenhagen

00 Kalundborg: Symbiosis Lunch: Organic and CO2 friendly lunch served at one of the firms 13.00-14.

4 Workshop Schedule Day 2 (April 21) SESSION 1: Track Room Presentations Each presentation will last 20 minutes with 5 minutes for Q&A Culture Room The matter of climate change: what it is and how to be concerned with it, Gert Goeminne (122) Moderator: Søren Riis The status of future generations in discussions and decisions regarding climate change, Erik Persson (126) Values and Nature, Erik Bendtsen (130) Communication Room 27 Moderator: Paul McIlvenny Mediating Discourses of Climate Change: Communicating 'Boundary Acts' in the 'Earth Hour' and 'Vote Earth' Global Media Events, Paul McIlvenny(96) Communicating climate and energy to children, Thomas B. Christensen (111) Communication on natural gas, biomass and forests as a problem for energy management, Rolf Czeskleba-Dupont (100) Clean-Tech Room 06 Moderator: Jesper Holm Interdisciplinary Room 32 Moderator: Per Homann Jespersen Climate Action at Local Level, Tyge Kjær and Steen Danielsen (154) Using Corporate Social Responsibility strategy with a climate focus for enterprise resource planning systems, Zenia Worm Francker, Sine Zambach, and Philip Holst (152) Clean technology and the insurance sector, Lara Johannsdottir and Michael E. Goodsite (142) Global governance and the development of clean technologies and energy systems, Rikke Lybæk, Ole Erik Hansen, Jan Andersen (148) Climate change adaptation in Central Vietnam, Ole Brunn and Thorkil Casse (125) Climate policy between control mechanism and self-organization: futurable organizational forms beyond the Nation State? Karolin Pichler (136)

10- The status of future generations in discussions and decisions regarding climate change, Erik Persson (126) 10.10-10.

5 SESSION 2: Track Room Presentations Culture Room 39 Moderator: Søren Riis Territorial Identity and Symbolic Landscapes, Ole Erik Hansen and Keld Buciek (132) Integrating the demarcated territories: Islands as innovative places of sustainability, Jørgen Rasmussen (131) Communication Room 27 Moderator: Paul McIlvenny Coping with Climate Change: Geographies, politics and the need for Socio-cultural change; the case of multi-sited living, Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt Negotiating and communicating climate, Pernille Almlund (95) Environment in the European press: cultures of environment and cultures of communication. A comparative study of the daily press in four European countries, Sara Nofri (115) Creative communication and climate activism, Silas Harrebye (98) Clean-Tech: Room 06 Moderator: Bo Elling What is Clean-tech?- Unraveling the Buzzword, Thomas B. Christensen (150) The ethical and aesthetic challenges of incorporating climate change into environmental assessment, Bo Elling (153) Land use, Climate change and biodiversity, Erik Persson (143) Interdisciplinary Room 32: Moderator: Per Homann Jespersen Local transition strategies for climate construction and housing- studies of innovative Danish municipalities, Jesper Holm, Inger Stauning, and Bent Søndergaard (151) If they are hungry, feed them kangaroos- the dilemmas facing Australia as a fossil dependent culture in a post-fossil future, Lars Jensen (123) The communication of climate change in the Belgian French press, Antigoni Vokou (104)

05- Coping with Climate Change: Geographies, politics and the need for Socio-cultural change; the case of multi-sited living, Jørgen Ole Bærenholdt 11.50-12.

6 SESSION 3: Track Room/ Title Presentations Communication Room 27 Moderator: Paul McIlvenny Climate change communication in Bangladesh: an analysis of national strategy and action plan for climate change adaptation and its integration with media communication, Irene Nervala, Corinna Luethje, Shameem Mahmud (113) Deliberating climate change- the creation of a global voice of citizens? Erling Jelsøe, Annika Agger, Birgit Jæger, Louise Jane Phillips (103) Symmetrical approaches to (often implicit) knowledge asymmetries in public communication of science and technology: learning from the case of climate change, Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen (105) Clean-tech Room 06 Interdisciplinary Room 32 Moderator: Ole Erik Hansen Moderator: Per Homann Jespersen E-mobility From ashes to fire? Anders Chr. Hansen (149) Barriers and possibilities for low-carbonenergy consuming technologies the case of the lighting sector, Araceli Bjarklev (140) Salt domes used in an energy storage and regeneration system, Niels Schrøder, Ole Jess Olsen, and Paul Thorn (170) Re-embedding scientific development in the realities of local communities: Reflexive experiments in upstream engagement towards sustainability, Jonas Egmose Mortensen (161) Multifrenic climate discourses, Tove Arendt Rasmussen (127) Innovating for sustainable cultures and clean tech by communication in tourism, Jesper Holm, Søren Sørensen, Eva Diekmann, Line Maria Bram Pedersen, and Inger Højbjerg (138)

Luethje, Shameem Mahmud (113) 15.10-15.35- Deliberating climate change- the creation of a global voice of citizens? Erling Jelsøe, Annika Agger, Birgit Jæger, Louise Jane Phillips (103) 15.35-16.

9.30 10.00 Registration the desk can be found by the Cinema. Coffee, tea and a small snack will be served

9.30 10.00 Registration the desk can be found by the Cinema. Coffee, tea and a small snack will be served VENUE The conference is held at Roskilde University Centre at the Cinema (Biograf) in Building 41 and in conference rooms in Building 42 and 43. A map of the University can be found at http://www.ruc.dk/en/about-the-university/directions-to-ru/map-over-ru/.