GrowthBusters July Update – World Population Day
July 15, 2014
Friday is World Population Day, so the GrowthBusters team (which is down to me right now while Lynsey is on what I hope will be a temporary leave of absence) has been very focused on
Friday is World Population Day, so the GrowthBusters team (which is down to me right now while Lynsey is on what I hope will be a temporary leave of absence) has been very focused on
British Ecological Society & London School of Economics Joint Annual Symposium Eco2: Ecology x Economics=Eco2 BMA House, London 8 – 10 September 2014 In September we will be holding our Annual Symposium. The organising committee
It is with great pleasure that I can announce the 2013 ANZSEE Conference proceedings are now available for FREE. These referred conference proceedings are a collation of both academic papers and practitioner insights based on
Networked Urban Mobilities – Register Now 5-7th of November 2014 Venue: Aalborg University Campus in Copenhagen, DK Joint hosts: Aalborg University & Roskilde University REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN Keynote Speakers Announced! John Urry –
Breaking News The Oxford Summer School in Ecological Economics 2014 will be opened by Prof. Peter Söderbaum http://goo.gl/wEotfU and will feature will feature guest lectures by the European Environment Agency (http://www.eea.europa.eu/), Prof. Herbert Girardet and
Original Morrison posting. Response by David Barkin. It is precisely the enormous second law advantages posed, for example, by a global efficient renewable energy transformation to replace high entropy and ecologically ruinous fossil fuels and
Edited by Katri Huutoniemi, Petri Tapio Routledge – 2014 – 216 pages Series: Routledge Studies in Sustainability Arising out of human-environment interaction, sustainability problems resist disciplinary categories and simple solutions. This book offers a fresh
Call for Chapters Proposals Submission Deadline: July 30, 2014 Full Chapters Due: November 30, 2014 Editors Soumyananda Dinda (Department of Economics, Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University, India) Introduction Climate change is one of the greatest threats to the
The note by Roy Morrison in a recent issue of the ISEE weekly bulletin (12 June 2014) poses serious questions for our Society. His affirmation that the way to achieve sustainability and end (sic!) poverty,
The ecosystem approach is increasingly acknowledged as the dominant paradigm for the management of renewable resources. Central to this is the ambition to move beyond sector-based policies and develop integrated approaches that consider interactions between
Shortlisted Articles Currently Available Without Payment The Elinor Ostrom Prize of £1000 is awarded each year for the best full-length article published in the Journal of Institutional Economics in the preceding calendar year. Each annual
Tune in to NPR’s On Point Tomorrow to Hear Synapse Senior Economist Frank Ackerman Discuss Carbon Policy Synapse’s Frank Ackerman will join climatologist James Hansen to discuss carbon policy on NPR’s On Point tomorrow, May
The Ecosystem Services Partnership is a member organisation that aims to facilitate discussion and cooperation amongst its members. Therefore, ESP is actively involved in the organization and support of conferences and workshops. Every year, ESP
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Kinship Conservation Fellows Announces 18 Conservation Leaders Chosen for 2014 Cohort Conservation leaders based in 10 countries will gather in Bellingham, Washington, USA for a month-long fellowship exploring market-based approaches to environmental
The Kenneth Boulding Award committee of the International Society for Ecological Economics has unanimously decided to give the award for 2014 to Professor Peter Victor for his influential research on an ecological macroeconomics without growth