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Strategic Sustainability -- distance learning at BHT

Q4 Consulting - Mindfulness, Sustainability, and Leadership

RealClimate--Climate Science by Real Scientists

World Cafe--Designed Conversation for Group Intelligence

Real Change--Research Program for Global Sustainability Decision Making

RMI Conference, SF, 10-1/3-2009

Real Time Carbon Counter

Global Climate Change - Implications for US

Agenda for a Sustainable America 2009

ALIA Institute Sustainability Leadership

Frontiers in Ecological Economics

Herman Daly -- Failed Growth to Sustainable Steady State?

EOF - Macroeconomics and Ecological Sustainability

Gil Friend - Truth About Green Business

Sustainable Transpo SF

Google Earth-Day KMLs

AIA Sustainability 2030 Toolkit

Donella Meadows - Which Future?

Urban Mobility System wins Bucky Challenge 2009

Renewable Economy Cheaper than Systems Collapse

Population Growth-Earth Forum

Breakthrough Ideas-Bucky Challenge

Urban & Regional Planning-Cities at a Turning Point

John P. Holdren-Meeting the Climate Change Challenge

Stephen Cohen's Weekly Column in the New York Observer

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[Note:    This site is under development. Comments, thoughts, critique are welcome: scott-e@sustainability2030.com)] 

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What are you doing that actually makes a difference--that contributes to systems transformation? That's all that matters now. We're out of time, and the more quickly we prioritize accordingly, the higher the chances of success. 

The State of Sustainability (SOS)TM 2010 - A Question of Interpretaton, Focus, and Method. Is the sustainability problem simply the ever-expanding list of environmental, economic, and social problems? Concomittantly, is the sustainability solution simply an ever-expanding set of mitigative responses? Or is the problem rooted more deeply? Does it require a fundamentally different response? Does the present design (structure and process) of our economy and society produce these problems systematically? Do the problems exist in relative isolation, associated possibly with a negative impact that is viewed as a necessary tradeoff for economic well being? Or are the problems interrelated and increasingly compromise the earth's regenerative life support system--and therefore that of the human economy too? Will our standard approach to solutions --reducing the frequency or magnitude of each occurrence--be sufficient mitigation, or will that only slow slighltly the accelerating effects? Does the biosphere have critical limits in its capacity to accommodate pollution before the earth's regeneraive life support system is mortally wounded or its relatively benign environmental conditions become irreversibly harsh and toxic? Is the problem one of degree--thereby requiring more, but bigger and better solutions faster? Or is the problem one of direction and mode? If so, a fundamentally different direction and mode will be requried soon. 

COP-15: Planetary Cardiac Arrest? The Pivotal Tragedy of Failed Intelligence and Leadership--NOT for the Faint of Heart. Will Spontaneous Citizen Self-Organizing be the Antidote to Market and Government Failure? Read the blog post.

 

OVERVIEW

Sustainability 2030 (S-2030) is a start-up think tank developing innovative research educational, training, and advisory services so anyone can comprehend and harness the power and potential of sustainability, simply and beneficially.

Services address the needs of leaders throughout the world whose hands are on the policy and programmatic levers of global-local sustainability, and of sustainability practitioners, but citizens interested in increasing their sustainability understanding and practice will benefit.

The S-2030 focuses on contributing to sustainability success within the 5-10 short years we have left to reverse course and avoid catastrophe. Fortunately, the solution will be a renewed economy producing durable prosperity and security.

Based on an innovative program of research and practice, S-2030 advances essential understanding, forges powerful new tools, provides sustainability decision makers, leaders, and practitioners with access to resources, education, training, and advisory services, collaborates with existing organizations, and pursues its own critical-path initiatives.

The initial service is this website and  Sustainability Clips, providing quick access to important resources and news on sustainatility through a strategic lens. Go to the Clips page or subscribe via RSS using these links or those in the left column or on the main menu.

S-2030 intends to provide essential information, resources, and intelligence that you find valuable and that is your antidote to information overload. 

The S-2030's work program is formulated interactively based on the essential understanding you need and key issues you face as leaders, practitioners, and citizens. Thus, we welcome your contributions.

Contact me (scott-e@sustainability2030.com or using the form) with any questions, ideas, or comments about the research program or services, or with research topics of interest and key issues you face on which you'd like information or advice.