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Energy and Environment Program
Our Program
The Aspen Institute Energy and Environment Program provides nonpartisan leadership and a neutral forum for improving energy and environmental policy making through intentional, values-based dialogue.
The program creates impartial venues for global leaders to engage in informed discussion around some of the most important and complex issues of our time through its policy dialogues, public programs such as the Aspen Environment Forum, annual policy forums such as the Energy Policy Forum and the Catto Fellowship, an environmental leadership initiative.
Our Work
The Energy and Environment program manages several innovative ongoing conversations. They include:
- Dialogue and Commission on Arctic Climate Change
- Catto Fellowship Program
- Aspen Environment Forum
- Energy Policy Forum
- Global Energy Forum
- Clean Energy Economy Roundtable
- Human Prosperity and Conservation in the 21st Century
- Global Environmental Governance
- Track II Dialogue on Climate Change and Energy: Enhancing Cooperation Between India and the U.S.
- A Silent Tsunami 2011 – Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
The Aspen Environment Forum
The 2011 Aspen Environment Forum presented by the Aspen Institute in partnership with National Geographic will provide a critical framework for committed voices to address a significant milestone: A global population of 7 billion and how to reconcile Earth’s. Learn more about the Aspen Environment Forum.
The Aspen Institute Catto Fellowship Program
The Catto Fellowship is a leadership initiative focused on environmental values. Each year, a diverse class of 20 fellows between the ages of 30 and 45 undertakes a program of advanced seminars to explorethe common values critical for a health and sustainable environment. Learn more about the Catto Fellowship.
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