Next week on June 19 in Rio de Janeiro, a couple of students and I from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies will host a workshop at the Rio+20 Earth Summit to launch an interactive game we developed that demonstrates the difficulties of multilateral environmental cooperation. Check out the website for the game: http://settlersofagreenfuture.org and if you’re in Rio, please come to our workshop!
This post was originally featured on Sage Magazine and the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy blog. This past Sunday at the US-Canada Citizens Summit for Sustainable Development, I facilitated a group discussion on metrics and indicators for measuring progress toward sustainable development goals. Indicators and targets are mentioned throughout the “Zero Draft” document [...]
The 20th anniversary of the Rio Earth Summit is quickly approaching this June. To support the negotiations for a “Future We Want,” the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy and Center for International Earth Science Information Network have applied for a Sustainable Development Learning Course to share the lessons learned from 13 years of developing the Environmental [...]
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