[gep-ed] United Airlines and Direct Air Capture

[Wil Burns]

FYI, our blog critiquing United Airline's claims in announcing an investment 
this week in a Direct Air Capture facility in the United States: 
https://research.american.edu/carbonremoval/2020/12/11/united-airlines-is-investing-in-direct-air-capture-what-does-that-mean/

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[gep-ed] CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: Environmental Governance for Peace in Colombia

[Erika Weinthal]

Dear colleagues, 

I want to bring to your attention a conference and policy dialogue on 
“Environmental Governance for Peace in Colombia.”  This 
free, online conference will take place March 18 – 19, 2021 in both Spanish 
and English (with simultaneous translation).  The conference is 
co-organized by the Environmental Peacebuilding Association, the 
Environmental Law Institute, the Global Green Growth Institute, Externado 
University of Colombia, Duke University, and the United Nations Development 
Programme, with the support of the Swedish Postcode Foundation.

This conference builds upon the 1st International Conference on 
Environmental Peacebuilding and ongoing series of webinars on Colombia and 
peacebuilding (
https://www.environmentalpeacebuilding.org/conferences/road-to-geneva/associated-events/
 

).

The conference will examine ways to improve environmental governance to 
support peace in Colombia. It will consider approaches being innovated in 
Colombia and potentially other lessons from other conflict-affected 
countries.

We are currently accepting abstracts for presentations and poster sessions 
for the conference. Participating in this conference would give you a 
virtual platform to share your work internationally, either through formal 
presentation and/or smaller poster sessions. We are exploring the 
possibility of publishing an edited volume with selected papers from the 
conference. With these opportunities in mind, if you have any ongoing 
research related to environmental governance and peace in Colombia that you 
would like to share, please submit your abstract here 

 by 
December 31, 2020.  

I am happy to answer any questions.  

All best,
Erika Weinthal
Professor of Environmental Policy and Public Policy
Nicholas School of the Environment
Bass Society of Fellows
Duke University
https://nicholas.duke.edu/people/faculty/weinthal

Co-Editor, Global Environmental Politics
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