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A New Era of Federal Procurement: Manag...
The Biden Administration is considering finalizing two rules on sustainability and climate disclosures in the federal procurement process: the Supplier Climate Risk and Resilience Rule and the Sustainable Products Procurement Rule. This webinar will focus on the importance of these rules for safeguarding national security and mitigating the federal government’s climate-related financial risk. This webinar will feature national security e...
April 29, 2024
Organizer: Ceres
Location: Webcast
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WEBINAR : 1st Century Global Politics o...
Webinar Previews the George Washington University’s Geopolitics of Energy Course Designed for mid-level professionals, the webinar previews a new one-day onsite class exploring the little understood but compelling world of what may be the most powerful force that operates around the globe, now and for the foreseeable future: Energy and Geopolitics. International energy markets are dynamic and entwined with foreign affairs, historically c...
June 13, 2019
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum (SSF)
Location: Webcast
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Climate Justice Changes Health: Local,...
Join American Public Health Association, PHI Center for Climate Change and Health, Island Press This year, 2017, is the American Public Health Association's "Year of Climate Change." Please hold the date for a very special kick-off webinar on "Climate Justice: Local, Tribal, Global, and Generational". You'll hear from speakers who are engaged in the fight for climate justice and healthy communities, to explore how climate justice is the best s...
February 27, 2017
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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Climate Security and the 4Ds of Foreign...
Disaster risk reduction, development, diplomacy and defense communities have increasingly identified climate as a risk – and not just in the long term. For example, in the U.S. Department of Defense’s 2014 Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap, the Pentagon states that climate risk “poses immediate risks to national security.” But beyond acknowledging the risks involved, what do these communities actually do to address thes...
November 18, 2015
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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Sustainable Transportation Fuels – Chal...
There is likely no disagreement that "objective and grounded" is a hard standard to meet when designing metrics to measure and characterize a complex socio-political-techno-economic enterprise, such as the future of transportation energy and fuels. Still, an objective, grounded approach that integrates diverse stakeholder viewpoints and facilitates coordination and responsiveness, begs for measures, even if at times they are qualitative rankin...
September 22, 2015
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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Resilient Design: Transitioning to the...
Alex Wilson, Founder, BuildingGreen Inc. and Resilient Design Institute, provides context for why we need to be considering resilience in looking at the built environment during the coming decades. Alex will give an overview of practical measures that can be implemented today to create more resilient buildings and communities. These measures include: • Improvements to the energy performance of building envelopes (ensuring that buildings w...
October 16, 2014
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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The Case for New Climate Change Metrics
Often overlooked in the dialogue about how to combat climate change, yet vital to this discussion, are the metrics used for climate accounting. Relevant for the discussions at the upcoming Conference in Paris of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, these climate metrics lie at the heart of treaty negotiations, government policies, carbon registries, and corporate goal-setting. They are the basis for evaluating how bill...
October 2, 2014
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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Transforming Communities Through Urban...
Can individuals and small-scale initiatives really have an impact on global sustainability? In this webinar on September 25th, discover why changes to a community don't need to be large-scale and expensive to have a transformative impact. Join the Security and Sustainability Forum and Island Press for a special conversation with visionary architect and urban planner Jaime Lerner and City College Professor, architect and author, Hillary Brown,...
September 25, 2014
Organizer: The Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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Connecting Oceans and Cities: Rethinkin...
Get 1 AICP Credit (No. e 28330) What would it mean to live in cities designed to foster feelings of connectedness to the ocean? In this webinar we explore the vital relationship between healthy ocean environments and the coastal communities that depend on marine-based resources. Modern society is dependent upon ocean resources in more ways than people realize – from oil and gas extraction and wind energy, to global fisheries production,...
September 23, 2014
Organizer: Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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The US Federal Agency Market: Meeting E...
This introductory session will feature government leaders from DOD and other federal agencies who will address regulatory and procurement challenges industry and agency stakeholders need to consider when developing facility energy plans Led by Karla Perri, The Spectrum Group and former Assistant Deputy Undersecretary for Environment at DoD. Panelists: Tim Unruh: Director of the Federal Energy Management Program, US Department of Energy Kevin K...
June 26, 2014
Organizer: The Security and Sustainability Forum
Location: Webcast
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