Energy & Environment 
Inside SIPA: January 2010(0)
The January Inside SIPA newsletter is now available online. Features include a review on the experiences of six SIPA students who became trapped in Port-au-Prince, Haiti during the devastating earthquake that struck that country on January 12. All returned home safely on January 15.
GPPN Conference Day 2
Day 2 of the Global Public Policy Network (GPPN) included presentations on “Economic and Environmental Sustainability” and “the Economic Crisis and Asia”. Among the presenters were Jennifer Fong and John Dulac from Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA).
Turn up the Heat on Climate Change
Kofi Annan headlined the World Leaders Forum yesterday with a call to action on climate change. Looking ahead to December’s climate summit in Copenhagen, the former UN Secretary-General challenged world leaders to set side their narrow national interests and forge an international agreement to reduce emissions.
Erratic Rain and Climate Change
In Mali, human-induced climate change makes farmers more vulnerable than ever.
More in this category:
- SIPA Energy Association Visits AREVA
- Lagos, The Next Door Neighbor You Haven’t Met
- Europe’s Gas Opera
- “Imagining Recovery” Competition Now Open
- Putting An End To The Plastic Bag Problem
- When a Rock Hits the Roof
- Lithium to the Rescue?
- Nigeria Blog: Electric Power to the People
- GPPN Conference – An American Blogger in Paris, pt 1
- UN on Hunger: “We have to listen to the people who matter”
- Danish Prime Minister speaks at the World Leader’s Forum on Energy and the Environment
- NATO to Georgia: Need A Time Out
- Rothbury: A Music Festival With Some Suggestions
- Where to Intern? U.S. vs Georgia
- Meet Me and Malthus at Dinosaur BBQ
- “If this book represents a fraction of their zeal…”
- Looking for Some Job Ideas?
- Albany’s Folly: Public Policy Meets Politics
- Sustainability: The Best Place to Start is Your Own Backyard
- Green Dragon Perspectives: Hope from Hvistendahl – China’s Environmental Movement 2.0
- East Central European Insecurities
- Paris & The “Plight of the Pachyderms”
- Green Dragon Perspectives: The Real Cost of China’s Environmental Crisis
- Climate Change, People Power, and the Upcoming Event “Who’s A Leader?”
- Lisa Anderson called it, Al Gore Wins Nobel Peace Prize
