On the Travel Emissions of Sustainability Science Research

Three coauthors and I have just had a paper published today.  It is “On the Travel Emissions of Sustainability Science Research,” and it examines the ethical and environmental dimensions of travel conducted for sustainability research.  Below are the whole shebang, the citation, the PDF, the data, and the code.  Enjoy.

Waring, T.M., Teisl, M., Manandhar, E. & Anderson, M., (2014) On the Travel Emissions of Sustainability Science Research. Sustainability, 6(5), 2718-2735 [data, code,]

Travel for the purpose of dissemination constituted the largest fraction of travel for 3 years of a $20 million sustainability research project.

Travel for the purpose of dissemination constituted the largest fraction of travel for 3 years of a $20 million sustainability research project.

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Johanna Barret recieves poster prize at Maine Economics conference

Masters student Johanna Barrett received first prize for a graduate student poster at the Maine Economics conference last week. Johanna studies the economic implications of the local food movement and industry in Maine. Here is a PDF of her poster.

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Unity College Fishbowl Talk – VIDEO

I recently visited Unity College, in Unity Maine, a small environmentally focused college of about 500 students. It’s a wonderful place, and I had a great time. They have a great focus on sustainability in their campus culture. Carrie Eaton invited me to give a talk at their Fishbowl series, which focused on evolutionary approaches to sustainability science, and summarized some ongoing work. Here are the slides that I used, and below is the talk itself. Apologies for the echo towards the end. It’s still quite watchable.

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In the Fishbowl at Unity College

I had the opportunity yesterday to visit Unity College, in Unity Maine, a small environmentally focused college of about 500 students.  I was invited by Carrie Eaton to give a talk at their Fishbowl series, which Carrie started. The talk focused on evolutionary approaches to sustainability science, and summarized ongoing work.  Slides here.

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SHE XX (2014) – Bar Harbor

SHE XX (2014).

“Like previous human ecology conferences, this event is intended to bring together a diverse group of educators, researchers and practitioners who utilize, or are interested in, interdisciplinary and ecological approaches. SHE meetings rely heavily on the suggestions and contributions of participants. Our aim is to make this event as broadly interdisciplinary as possible – bridging science, social science and policy perspectives – with literature, humanities and creative arts.”

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