The National Nature Assessment, a groundbreaking study on the state of America’s natural resources, faced cancellation under President Trump’s executive order. Despite this setback, key experts are determined to complete and publish the report independently. The project highlights the dependence of the economy on nature and addresses critical issues like biodiversity loss and environmental justice.
CP Snow Novel Passages on S&T Policy.—From CACOR Archives.
1996 Series 1 Number 17 Page 1 John Walsh reviews Lord CP Snow’s writing on policy related to science and technology (S&T). He covered material in five books and […]
COP 15 Agreement Achieved; Now Action Needed
Statement by UN Development Programme Administrator Achim Steiner on the outcome of COP15 DECEMBER 19, 2022 UN Convention on Biological Diversity today to agree a new plan to preserve and […]
Disasters and outages wake homeowners to the benefits of home microgrids
The Silvies Valley Ranch, a rural, eco-friendly luxury resort in eastern Oregon that has home microgrids, is slowly moving forward. It is one of several projects throughout the US responding to […]
William E. Rees: The Enigma of Climate Inaction – On the Human Nature of Policy Failure
H. sapiens is a self-described intelligent species, yet seems committed to destroying its own habitat. Human-induced climate change, driven by carbon dioxide and other GHG emissions, is one of several […]
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