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China and Latin America: Seeking a Path to Sustainable Development Co-sponsored by the China Environment Forum and Latin America Program The rise of China has been a boon to the economies of Latin America for more than a decade, with Chinese investment particularly active in the energy and mining sectors. However, these investments have triggered a new round of environmental degradation and social conflict, which many Latin American governments have failed to manage properly. At this meeting, speakers will debut a new report that examines not only the environmental conflicts linked to Chinese investment, but also highlight innovative steps taken by Latin American governments and Chinese companies in search of a more balanced approach to commodity-led growth and sustainable development. Speakers Kevin P. Gallagher Boston University Cynthia Sanborn University of the Pacific, Lima, Peru Rebecca Ray Boston University Moderator Jennifer Turner Director of China Environment Forum, Wilson Center Media guests, including TV crews, are welcome and should RSVP directly to Susan.Shifflett@wilsoncenter.org. Media bringing heavy electronics MUST indicate this in their response so they may be cleared through our building security and allowed entrance. Please err toward responding if you would like to attend. Join the conversation on Twitter by following @WilsonCEF and find related coverage on our blog.
Thursday April 16 , 201510:00 am – 12:00 am5th Floor Conference RoomDirectionsWilson CenterRonald Reagan Building andInternational Trade CenterOne Woodrow Wilson Plaza1300 Pennsylvania, Ave., NWWashington, D.C. 20004Phone: 202.691.4000cef@wilsoncenter.org
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