Aspen Global Change Institute

Making Knowledge Actionable for Sustainability

April 16, 2020

Press Release: Special Issue of Current Issue in Environmental Sustainability
Contact: James Arnott, (970)-300-9080, jamesa@agci.org

The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed the world in unimaginable ways and at a rapid pace. The crisis has revealed, very dramatically, how science can inform bold societal actions in response to risks. At the same time, the use of science for decision-making on COVID-19 and other major societal challenges reveals a very complex relationship between science and action.

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Making Knowledge Actionable for Sustainability

How much energy do data centers really use?

What rooftop solar tells us about who's participating (and who's not) in the clean energy transition

Negative Emission Technologies and Land Use

Energy justice: a complex but vital piece to a clean energy transition

Electrifying the Building Sector: Recent research perspectives on available technologies, policies, and mitigation strategies

Direct Air Capture and Storage: Should we be driving with one foot on the gas and the other on the brake?

Sharing Our Hopes, Fears, and Solutions to Solve Climate Change While Creating a Better Society: The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Design Framework

Developing Low-Emission Technologies for the Chemical Industry: A perspective from within the industry

Self-Driving Vehicles and the Environment

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You are here

Making Knowledge Actionable for Sustainability

How much energy do data centers really use?

What rooftop solar tells us about who's participating (and who's not) in the clean energy transition

Negative Emission Technologies and Land Use

Energy justice: a complex but vital piece to a clean energy transition

Electrifying the Building Sector: Recent research perspectives on available technologies, policies, and mitigation strategies

Direct Air Capture and Storage: Should we be driving with one foot on the gas and the other on the brake?

Sharing Our Hopes, Fears, and Solutions to Solve Climate Change While Creating a Better Society: The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Design Framework

Developing Low-Emission Technologies for the Chemical Industry: A perspective from within the industry

Self-Driving Vehicles and the Environment

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