Zeeland, the Netherlands, August 2-7, 2009

What?
This summer WISE organizes a Summer School for young adults with an above
average interest in the public debate on climate change and future energy
supply. During one week, the participants will be educated on climate change
and nuclear energy. You will talk and think actively about the problems and
solutions. There will be input from reputable and interesting speakers.

Who?
One hundred young people from all over Europe (including fifty from the
Netherlands): students, activists, young people of environmental and
development organizations, and others who are interested in the subject
matter.

Why?
Because climate change calls for action NOW. Because more and more people
say that nuclear energy is a part of the solution. Because in December the
Climate Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, have to lead to a new treaty. And
because with thirty of the participants we will go to Copenhagen to be close
to the negotiations to create new ideas and influence them.

When?
From Sunday evening (arrival) August 2nd until Friday August 7th 2009.

Where?
In the out-door centre in Veere, Zeeland (the Netherlands). That way we have
one day to go to the climate action camp (near Belgium), and a day to go to
the nuclear reactor in Borssele.

What are the costs?
200 euros per person. But you'll get an interesting program, accommodation
and meals. Students will receive a discount. And there is travel
re-imbursement up to 70% of your travel costs (unless you fly...)

Language?
English

What to do?
Sign up! Call +31 (0) 20-6126368, reply to this message (wisemc@antenna.nl)
or look for more information on http://www.tegenstroom.nl