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by Peleg Kremer, Urban Ecosystems Post-Doctoral Fellow, The New School for Public Engagement It was the last day of the International Society for Ecological Economics 2012 conference taking place in parallel to the UNCSD Rio+20 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and … Continue reading →

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Dr. John Byrne is Director of the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy (CEEP) and Distinguished Professor of Energy and Climate Policy at the University of Delaware. On March 20th, the Tishman Environment and Design Center sponsored a buy viagra … Continue reading →

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On October 8, students in “The Hudson and the Harbor” set out on a day-long field trip to the Palisades, Fort Montgomery, and Storm King Mountain. Rather than return to Manhattan that night, most of the group opted instead to … Continue reading →

Environmental Studies Professor Nevin Cohen presented at The New Green City event in Union buy cialis online Square on Wednesday, October 5th.  Environmental Studies Chair, John Clinton (who aslo directs the online pharmacy Milano Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management Program) … Continue reading →

The following films, all of which are available on Netflix Instant, are what I consider to be some of the finest documentaries of the past decade on environmental issues facing our generation. They present views that range from top to … Continue reading →