Dave White to speak at Carnegie Mellon University
On November 12, 2012, DCDC co-director Dave White will be traveling to the Center for Climate and Energy Decision Making (CEDM) at Carnegie Mellon University to give a seminar on
Sustainability Scientist and daughter team explores new approach to human origins
Inspired by their conversations, Steve Pyle and his daughter, Lydia Pyne, published a book that argues for supplementing science of human origins and evolution with other scholarship.
The Sustainability Consortium continues global expansion plan: Operations begin in China
The Consortium utilizes a $2 million grant from The Walmart Foundation to improve China's massive manufacturing base with product sustainability assessment and support.
ASU professor explains Valley Metro rate increase proposal
Aaron Golub, sustainability scientist and professor, says the increase is part of the balance between affordability and cost recovery that all public transit needs to maintain.
November 14 Water/Climate Briefing
Dynamics of Water in Urban Ecosystems: Effluent for the Environment The reuse of effluent, otherwise known as reclaimed or recycled water, is becoming more and more of a commodity as
University anthropologist receives Ecological Society of America Award
Shauna BurnSilver is part of a national and international research team given the Sustainability Science Award for their work in East Africa.
Ensuring a resource-secure future
Q&A with Matei Georgescu Note: Matei “Matt” Georgescu is a Senior Sustainability Scientist at the Global Institute of Sustainability, assistant professor in the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning,
New Arizona Indicators Policy Points
Arizona Indicators, a project managed by ASU's Morrison Institute for Public Policy, has just published a new Policy Points by DCDC research analyst, Sally Wittlinger. Sally's Policy Point is entitled,
Emeritus Professor Tony Brazel honored
October 15, 2012 via ASU News. Anthony J. Brazel, ASU professor emeritus, has received the Helmet E. Landsberg Award for 2013 from the American Meteorological Society’s Board on the Urban
Surveying the mayors: Two recent panel discussions outline sustainability and solar initiatives in AZ cities
In the past month, Arizona’s mayors’ from Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Goodyear, and the Town of Clarkdale have actively engaged in ASU organized mayoral panels highlighting their cities’ sustainability and solar
CAP scientists win environmental education award
CAP co-PI and Executive Committee member Charles Redman and CAP Education Manager Monica Elser were honored recently when their National Science Foundation-funded GK-12 program, Sustainability Science for Sustainable Schools, won
Be ghastly green this Halloween
Finally, the air has a bite to it, you can do homework outside, and the occasional breeze lets you know fall is here. And soon, the first holiday of the