ions about society, combined with a pretty good (if optimistic)
analysis of emerging technologies. I haven't loooked for anything
more recent.
Willett Kempton
On 24 Feb 2008, at 15:22, Bram Büscher wrote:
Dear All,
I was at the Berlin conference of the Human Dimensions of Global
C
ot or certainly in the popular press. A recent
contact was: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Willett Kempton
On 7 Aug 2007, at 15:47, Henrik Selin wrote:
On the same topic: Are there any other good analyses (academic and
otherwise) of strategies and tactics of climate skeptics in the US?
For example
he finger. (I took a first aid course too.)
I accept blame for pushing the student. He sought his own council
from the literature and from oceanographers, then decided.
Willett Kempton
On 12 Mar 2007, at 08:40, rldavis wrote:
The scenario described in the Caldera and Wickett article is
061120fa_fact3
Short review of the science: http://co2.cms.udel.edu/ (click
on "Ocean acidification")
Willett
On 12 Mar 2007, at 07:43, Kai N. Lee wrote:
Thanks to Willett for an interesting redirection.
I don't really see why climate change makes community-based
manage
y" complying with
Kyoto are developing the technology of the 21st century. E.g. try
Googling: Siemens Wind Power, Vestas, REpower AG, Talisman Beatrice
Project, Shell Renewables, or, hey, even the US can do it -- Tesla
Motors.
Willett Kempton
On 29 Aug 2006, at 14:38, Geoffrey Wand
gies for my own hubris). I've published some of this so I
won't repeat here. See www.udel.edu/V2G, specifically our two
articles in Journal of Power Sources, June 2005. Let me know if you
want more info.
Hope this is useful. These are solvable problems but as you suggest
they will require shifting incentives.
Sincerely,
Willett Kempton
University of Delaware
College of Marine Studies, and
Center for Energy and Environmental Policy
ntary (not authors') below
reference. - Willett Kempton
*Riley Dunlap, 1991, "Public (environmental) Opinion in the 1980s:
Clear Consensus, Ambiguous Commitment." Environment, October
1991, pp 10-15, 32-37. [Reviews surveys of change in environmental
support. Discusses
the ecological society.
Willett Kempton
On 13 Oct 2005, at 8:36 AM, Peter Jacques wrote:
Hi folks,
I am preparing my class for next semester on Urban Enviro Politics,
which I teach as an international course. I always like to include
literature in the readings, and I already use Do Androids
