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The Forum was founded in the belief that there is much more going on than meets most eyes involving the application of science and technology to sustainability issues. In this spirit, the Network is an effort to help build a community linking disparate scholars, managers, and decision makers, and to promote the sharing of knowledge, ideas, and goals among a community working on science and technology for sustainability. We urge individuals interested in these issues to join the Network as a means of telling others about your work and interests, and learning from others about related activities in the conduct or application of science and technology in support of the joint goals of a sustainability transition: meeting human needs while preserving the life support systems of planet Earth
The Network is comprised of two interrelated areas, Members and Projects, accessible on the left-hand menu. Projects represent ongoing activities attempting to learn about or address science and technology for sustainability. Projects are submitted by Members, who are selected by the Editors. Anyone can browse the listings of the Network Members and Projects, and if you'd like to become a Member of the Network you may submit your application online.
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PROJECTS
SAHRA - Sustainability of Semi-Arid Hydrology and... National Science Foundation (NSF)Commission on Science and Technology for Sustainable... EVENTS
6th International Conference on Urban Regeneration.... April 14, 2010 The Integration of Sustainable Agriculture and.... November 12, 2009 Twenty First Century Challenges for the.... December 1, 2009 MEMBERS
Reid Lifset, Yale University Karel Mulder, Delft University of Technology Francisco Ramón Barbarán, Argentina's National Research Council (CONICET), Argentina PUBLICATIONS
Characterizing a Sustainability Transition: Goals, Targets, Trends, and Driving Forces. Kates, Robert W., and Thomas M. Parris.
Scale and Cross-Scale Dynamics: Governance and Information in a Multilevel.... David W. Cash, W. Neil Adger, Fikret Berkes,...
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: Science and Technology for Sustainable Well-Being. John P. Holdren
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