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Some of the press coverage of the Symposium:

 

link_icon.gif Secretary of Energy Steven Chu wants aggressive action to curb C02 emissions (Examiner) link_icon.gif Chu aims to seize climate initiative (Financial Times)
link_icon.gif Chu says US may accept climate target before China (Bloomberg) link_icon.gif Obama's climate guru: Paint your roof white! (The Independent)
link_icon.gif Climate change: what does St James memo mean? (The Times) link_icon.gif Professor Steven Chu: paint the world white to fight global warning (The Times)
link_icon.gif Carbon emissions must start falling in 2015 to keep warming to 2C: scientists (The Australian) link_icon.gif Global warming must stay below 2C or world faces ruin, scientists declare (The Times)
link_icon.gif Prince Charles: save rainforests to beat climate change (The Times) link_icon.gif Science v Art: Nobel Prize winners take on the big question
link_icon.gif Steven Chu | The One Minute Interview (RSA) link_icon.gif Prince and council of elders call for action on climate change (New Scientist)

 

Press Release

10th November 2009

Nobel Laureates call on world leaders for robust climate change deal

Media Partner

As media partner for the Nobel Laureate Symposium, The Times covered the issues surrounding the event in the paper and online in advance of the event, during and after: www.timesonline.co.uk.

The Times is the UK's most-read quality daily newspaper, and it has more than 20 million online users around the world. The Times has an award-winning team of science reporters and commentators and the paper is committed to the rigorous reporting of science, as well as comment and analysis.

The Times supplement cover

On 26 May, a 16-page supplement about the Symposium was distributed with The Times newspaper.