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Environment: Contributions to the public debate 2007/2008

During the past year, DTT and its member firms have continued to support organizations and initiatives that support responsible environmental management. Following are some examples:

  • DTT CEO Jim Quigley signed the " CEO Climate Policy Recommendations to G8 Leaders." The recommendations were sent to G8 leaders prior to their July 2008 meeting in Hokkaido-Tokyako, Japan. The purpose of the statement was to provide business support for the development of an international policy framework to deal with climate change and to encourage leadership in G8 member countries in responding to the climate change challenge. More than 80 chief executives of leading global companies signed the document.
  • DTT CEO Jim Quigley belongs to the steering committee for the Energy Security, Innovation & Sustainability (ESIS) Initiative of the Council on Competitiveness. Launched in August 2007, the ESIS Initiative has set as its goal "to drive private sector demand for sustainable energy solutions and support the creation of new industries, markets and jobs."

Thought leadership
Over the last year, DTT and its member firms have also published quite extensively on topics related to responsible environmental management. A few examples are listed below.

Meetings and events
DTT and its member firms prioritize opportunities to make contributions to the public debate on topics related to responsible environmental management and used the opportunity to speak on these topics on a number of occasions. Below are a few examples.

  • Deloitte U.S. Firms* participated in Business Roundtable's Climate RESOLVE project, an initiative focused on commitment to reduce green house gas intensity.
  • Pat Concessi, DTT Climate Change & Sustainable Resources Leader, spoke in the session "Major Drivers: Climate Change, China, and Sustainability" at the Montreux Energy Roundtable XIX (June 2-4 2008).
  • On July 7 2008, the DTT Carbon Risk Seminar took place in Tokyo, Japan. The seminar, which was free and open to everyone, focused specifically on the impact of the European Trading Scheme (ETS) implementation on company management.
  • DTT sponsored the <a href=">World Petroleum Congress 2008. The topic of the congress was "A world in transition: Delivering energy for sustainable growth." Pat Concessi, DTT Climate Change & Sustainable Resources Leader, spoke on "The benefits and challenges of linking GHG emissions trading schemes."

*As used in this reporting, "Deloitte U.S. Firms" means Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries.

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