Incoming students tested the climate simulation tool En-ROADS with the goal of creating “a healthier, safer, more prosperous, and more sustainable world.”
Professor Christopher Knittel, associate dean for climate and
In a new
In this interview with Jason Jay, director of the Sustainability I
Professor Emeritus Donald R.
For decades, development has been measured almost exclusively with GDP and other macroeconomic indicators which has left critical gaps with little emphasis on equity or sustainability.
Professor Christopher Knittel, associate dean for climate and sustainability, said: "Cons
World climate: Understanding climate change through play – acting sustainably: Behavioral change through simulation-based role play
The intentional downplaying of corporate sustainability goals to avoid public comment and uninformed scrutiny.
The costs of utility investments could add up quickly, said associate dean for climate and sustainability
