Guest : Robert Horn, Stanford University September 25 2011 Defining sustainability forty years into the future may seem abstract, but without long term vision and near term planning fundamental change will remain out of reach. Prof. Robert Horn of Stanford University, a pioneer in the field of information mapping, has … more >>
Guest : Prof. Ursula Heise September 18 2011 Since at least the 1960s, the local and the global have been poles for conceiving of the environment. The field of ecocriticism illuminates, through the study of literature and other forms of communication, how the environment has been imagined and valued at … more >>
Guest : Bill Drayton Sunday, 11 Sep 2011 The principle that innovative and idealistic individuals can organize efforts to affect positive change has never been more relevant than it is today. This is the basis of social entrepreneurship, an idea pioneered by Bill Drayton, the founder and chairman of the … more >>
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Prof. Kevin Noone visited Think Globally Radio on 25 October 2009 to discuss the new research framework, or “roadmap”, for averting human-induced catastrophic disruption of Holecene stability. Under the moniker planetary boundaries, nine potential thresholds for vital earth systems are estimated after extensive scientific research by 28 leading scholars that … more >>