- Whatever else this election was, it appears to be foreboding for Sustainability [3], whether it is national climate policy [4], state level climate action [5], or a deep seated antipathy for the EPA [6], though some saw a silver lining [7].
- Though I guess if our politicians are not going to do anything, maybe we can learn how to resolve our climate challenges from aliens [8].
- Michael Levi has a good point [9] that talking about the cost of “ideal” climate policies is not very relevant because these only will be implemented in economist’s models, never in the real world.
- A moral argument for renewable energy. [10]
- Ensuring honest and accurate “green” labeling is a vital role that governments can play as is demonstrated by the monster fine be levied by the US on Korean carmakers for misstating their cars’ mileage. [11]
- Sustainability Science is Puzzling [12]. My take: the role of Sustainability professionals should be to look at the whole picture on the puzzle box and not just a piece or two-that is the role of disciplines.
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Aaron Redman is the founder of Achieving Sustainability and what passes for an administrator in these parts. Currently he is working on his Sustainability PhD at ASU while raising a baby daughter and taking advantage of nap time to foment discussions on this here blog.