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The Environment

How do we transform our institutional ecosystem to tackle climate change? Find out more at Aspen Ideas Climate!

The challenges posed by the climate crisis are complex as they intersect between natural and human systems and affect all spheres of life, o ...

BY María Ortiz Pérez

Blog Post

02.22.2024
The Environment

“Fit” for Decarbonizing Maritime Shipping: Improvements Needed to FuelEU Maritime Proposal to Meet coZEV Corporate Climate Ambitions

When the Aspen Institute Shipping Decarbonization Initiative launched Cargo Owners for Zero Emission Vessels (coZEV) in 2021, multinational ...

BY Taylor Goelz & 2 more

Blog Post

03.21.2022
Energy

Clean Energy Innovation Roundtable Summary VI

On June 3, the Aspen Institute Energy & Environment Program virtually convened the sixth and final session in its 2021 series of Clean ...

BY Energy and Environment Program

Publication

06.25.2021
The Environment

Clean Energy Series Summary

The Aspen Clean Energy Innovation Roundtable Series is a six-part dialogue co-chaired by Roger Ballentine and Jim Connaughton. These meeting ...

BY Energy and Environment Program

Publication

06.25.2021
Food Access

Honoring the Harvest

The Energy and Environment program is looking to create conversations and partnerships across food systems, starting with the inaugural Honor the Harvest Forum.

BY Greg Gershuny

Blog Post

06.20.2019
Climate Change

From Ideas to Action

Building on past success in energy and environmental policy dialogue, over the coming years EEP will concentrate on what might be the single most difficult issue we have ever faced as a civilization – climate change.

BY Greg Gershuny

Blog Post

06.20.2019
Water

Conservation Finance & Impact Investing for U.S. Water

THE ASPEN-NICHOLAS WATER FORUM is an annual, collaborative initiative between the Aspen Institute and Duke University’s Nicholas Institute ...

BY Lauren Patterson, & 2 more

Publication

11.09.2016
Water

Innovating for a Sustainable and Resilient Water Future

Addressing the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades and resilience building in US water systems as well as the need for leadership and synergistic action in the space.

BY Martin Doyle, Water Policy Program Director, Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, Duke University; Courtney Harrison, Policy Associate, Nicholas Institu

Publication

12.10.2014