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The panel was moderated by Professor of economic sciences, and chief editor of the journal IJSD (International Journal of Sustainable Development) : Madam Sylvie FAUCHEUX
- "The Ongoing Innovations: the City of Tomorrow as a Solution to the Fight Against Climate Change", Mister Carlos MORENO (professor and scientific advisor). Establish an intelligence system, transversal and innovative projects around the positive energy territories. whose main integration will be through the city, which is called Smart City, and therefore the most affected sectors will be the most emitter of greenhouse gases such as transportation, buildings, energy production…
- "The extent and action: issues of quality knowledge to navigate the complexity of the Cop21", Mister Marc HIMBERT ( Cnam Professor). Global warming is an environmental disaster: that tends to desynchronize, disrupt and destroy the ecosystem. Which will cause a massive lack of water, vegetation, food ... So an ecological disaster which will reflect as a social disaster, and obviously later on, it will end by being an economic disaster.
- "climate and geopolitical stakes of Cop21", Mister Hervé LETREUT, (Director of the IPSL-Institut Pierre Simon Laplace). climate change is an amplifier of an economic societal threats. It does even influences modern geopolitics, and primarily affecting the least developed countries (migration, access to resources ...)
- "The green governance as a method of government: challenges of Cop22", Mister Yvon PESQUEUX ( Cnam Professor). He explains green governance as a tool to coordinate many types of actors (state, private sector, etc.), then he explains different hypothesis about green governance. In the first one he compared it as a meta-governance that needs to be integrated into liberal economy. In the second one he defined it as a state governance that does work with restrictive issues