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Website: http://globalsustainability.org/content.cfm?uNav=27&uLang=1
Country: United States of America
The Alliance for Global Sustainability (AGS) is a unique, international
partnership between four of the world's leading science and technology
universities:
Created
in 1997, the AGS today brings together hundreds of university
scientists, engineers, and social scientists to address the complex
issues that lie at the intersection of environmental, economic, and
social goals. Together, we seek to meet these challenges through:
- Improving scientific understanding of global environmental challenges;
- Developing technology and policy tools to help societies reconcile ecological and economic concerns; and
- Educating of a new generation of leaders committed to meeting the challenges of sustainable development.
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PROJECTS
Research and Assessment Systems for Sustainability. Harvard University, United StatesUrban Policy Integration for Energy Related Environmental... Institute for Global Environmental Strategies... The Environmental Networks Climate Project for Intelligent... Green Network EVENTS
Engineering Solutions for Sustainability. July 22, 2009 2008 Kathryn Fuller Science for.... November 19, 2008 Sustainable development a challenge.... May 26, 2009 MEMBERS
Anthony Brazel, Arizona State University, United States Mongi Hamdi, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Switzerland Thomas J. Wilbanks, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), United States PUBLICATIONS
Condition and fate of logged forests in the Brazilian Amazon.
Gregory P. Asner, Eben N. Broadbent, Paulo J. C. Oliveira,...
Core Questions of Science and Technology for Sustainability.
B. Bolin, W. Clark, R. Corell, N. Dickson,...
Insights on linking forests, trees, and people from the air,.... Elinor Ostrom and
Harini Nagendra
COMMENTARIES
Monitoring and Assessing Sustainability Indices. Francisco
Criteria and Indicators for Sustainability. Naim Hamdia
Sustainability, Scale, and Critical Connections. Lisa Harrington
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