Washington University Students for International Collaboration on the Environment (WUSICE) will host the first U.S.-China Undergraduate Conference on Climate Change and Sustainability Thursday through Tuesday, Nov. 4-9, on the Danforth Campus. The conference, which will address issues of energy, food production, climate change, environmental justice and more, is free and open to the public. Eleven undergraduate students representing Fudan University in Shanghai, China, will attend the conference at the invitation of Washington University. In addition to the lectures, the Chinese students, with a group of 11 WUSTL students, will participate in Mock COP16, modeled after the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to be held later this month in Mexico. The students will debate the major issues currently being discussed in negotiations, specifically mitigation actions, financing, accountability, technology transfer and capacity building, and market mechanisms.