This is a great post from the people at Collaborative Society on grasping with long range concerns…

Here we have a very neat visualization, courtesy of the Information is Beautiful blog, which gets at who’s doing what they said they’d do in Kyoto in a nifty way… Kyoto: Who’s On Target: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2009/kyoto-whos-on-target/

Global warming was dead last among public priorities according to a Pew poll released January 2009. Granted the poll was conducted during the initial madness of the economic crisis however the results are very telling. more . . .

Our article, “Cultivating Strategic Foresight for Energy and Environmental Security”, by the great team of David A. Bray, Sean Costigan, Keith A. Daum, Helene Lavoix, Elizabeth L. Malone, and Chris Pallaris, has just been published in the Cambridge University Press more . . .

Dr. Tom O’Donnell has recently completed a Fulbright Fellowship at the Centro de Estudios del Desarrolla, at the Central University in Caracas Venezuela. I first met O’Donnell about two years ago when he presented on the Political Economy of more . . .

Watch out world leaders (or G-20), local environmental initiatives may be outpacing the nation state on climate change response. Municipalities are connected, they’re talking and, yes, a number have managed to significantly reduced greenhouse gas emissions in their respective area. more . . .

Lack of integration, mitigation, adaptation and implementation is the overwhelming core message delivered by three panel discussions on climate change at the recent 2009 American Political Science Association’s meeting held in Toronto, Canada. Three of the many theme more . . .