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1. Wide pan of Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt, UN Foundation Chairman Ted Turner and Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson arriving on stage of World Green Summit
2. Close-up of screen with World Green Summit banner
3. Mid of Thorning-Schmidt on stage for panel discussion
4. Wide of Turner (centre) and Branson (right) on stage
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ted Turner, United Nations Foundation Chairman:
"The situation is so dire and so complicated it is going to take all of us, business, education, all of us, working together to pull the fat out of the fire."
6. Mid of Thorning-Schmidt speaking during event
7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Denmark's Prime Minister:
"It's clearly the case that a government, politicians, have to set very clear ground rules which are long term and that gives the companies, the enterprises the opportunity to actually make great new solutions, greener solutions and, in that way, companies and enterprises become a partner in the green transition. This is why we should work together in achieving our goals in forming a future of a green transition."
8. People watching panel discussion
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sir Richard Branson, Virgin Group founder:
"I'm here lobbying to get rid of all subsidies for dirty fuels. I will also, as a businessman, suffer from that because we have airlines. But I still think, for the sake of the world, that it is incredibly important (that) all subsidies disappear, all trillion dollars worth subsidies disappear, and that money goes into coming up with clean fuels, so planes can fly on clean fuels in the future that do not pollute the environment. I really believe that can be possible."
10. Wide of panel discussion at World Green Summit, applause
STORYLINE:
The inaugural World Green Summit took place on Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro coinciding with the start of the Riot+20, the United Nations conference on sustainable development.
The World Green Summit brought together high-level business, finance and government leaders to engage in discussions on sustainable environmental solutions to help industries, cities and countries.
The summit is a separate event that is not directly tied to the Rio+20.
United nations Foundation Chairman and CNN founder Ted Turner, Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson and Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt were among the prominent participants at the World Green Summit.
Branson said that he became involved with the World Green Summit to defend the end of subsidies for "dirty fuels."
"It is incredibly important (that) all subsidies disappear, all trillion dollars worth subsidies disappear, and that money goes into coming up with clean fuels, so planes can fly on clean fuels in the future that do not pollute the environment," he said.
No date was set for the next edition of the World Green Summit.
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