Consumer action directly & indirectly contributes to GHG emissions

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Rasmus Kjeldahl (December 2009)

Where: Copenhagen: COP15 UN Climate Change Conference 2009

Rasmus Kjeldahl, Director of The Danish Consumer Council, discusses how consumer action is a significant direct and indirect contributor to GHG emissions. Changing consumer understanding and behaviour worldwide is a crucial task in responding to climate change. Also see the Sustainable Living and Sustainable Building side event at Copenhagen

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