C F A C T The Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow

MUNICH, Nov. 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- CFACT will cosponsor an international climate conference in Munich on Friday and Saturday, November 25th and 26th at Munich's Hotel Maritim.  The conference is also cosponsored by EIKE, the European Institute for Climate and Energy, the Berlin Manhattan Institute and others.

CFACT has joined in presenting a number of conferences in Europe and CFACT Europe Executive Director Dr. Holger Thuss reports that this conference will be the largest and most successful yet.  The conference will feature numerous scientists including Dr. Horst-Joachim Ludecke, Dr. Gernot Patzelt, Dipl. Meteorologe Klaus-Eckart Puls, Dr. Henrik Svensmark and others.  Dr. Svensmark will comment on his research on the role of solar radiation in cloud formation which was the subject of recent research by CERN the European Organization for Nuclear Research and home of the Hardon super collider. 

The Munich conference comes on the very eve of COP17 the UN conference on climate change in Durban, South Africa. 

Following Munich, CFACT will send a spirited delegation to Durban which will feature Lord Christopher Monckton, Dr. Kelvin Kemm, Dr. Leon Louwe, CFACT Executive Director Craig Rucker and staff. 

Lord Monckton and Marc Morano both make extremely articulate, informed and interesting guests on television and radio and offer valuable balance for print and online journalism.  Kelvin Kemm and Leon Louw will offer unique South African perspectives.  Craig Rucker co-founded CFACT well over two decades ago and offers a wealth of public policy experience. 

Global warming science and policy is anything but settled.  CFACT looks forward to engaging in a balanced, civil, informed and genuine dialogue in Munich and in Durban.

More details as well as contact information in Durban will be forthcoming at www.CFACT.tv.  Comment and news also at www.CFACT.org, http://www.climatedepot.com/ & www.CFACT.eu.

SOURCE Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow