 Citizens for Global Solutions Partners for Global Change Conference Call Rio+20: Building the Sustainable Future We Want
An Expert Look at the 2012 Earth Summit and the Challenges of Sustainable Development
with Michael Davidson
U.S.-China Climate Policy Coordinator
National Resources Defense Council and John Matuszak
Division Chief for Sustainable Development and Multilateral Affairs
U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental Scientific Affairs moderated by Don Kraus
CEO, Citizens for Global Solutions Saturday, May 19, 1 p.m. ET Number to call: 800-874-4559 Passcode: VB54084 World leaders will gather in Rio de Janeiro in June for the 2012 Earth Summit, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to discuss solutions for eliminating poverty while protecting our environment for future generations. What issues are on the table for the conference and what's at stake for the international community? What is the role of the U.S. at Rio+20? Join Citizens for Global Solutions this Saturday, May 19th at 1 pm EST for an exclusive National Teleconference call as we explore those questions and others on how we can work together to build the sustainable future we want. You'll hear from two experts in the field: Michael Davidson from the National Resource Defense Council and John Matuszak, Division Chief for Sustainable Development at the U.S. Department of State. This is your opportunity to get the inside story from the experts and have them answer your questions. Promoting development while preserving our environment is the most pressing challenge facing our generation. Listen in to hear what the experts have to say, and then take action. Click here to tell President Obama you want him to lead at Rio+20! Then download the Partners Toolkit for more information. Have any questions? Email Julia at outreach@globalsolutions.org . Looking forward to talking with you Saturday. You should call in a few minutes early to ensure you get in - the call will fill up! Thanks for all you do, Amanda B. | 
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