Dear colleagues-

 

I am teaching a new undergraduate class this spring called environmental
solutions that is meant to highlight tools for environmental improvement
that are innovative (mainly defined in that they are not top-down
traditional regulatory approaches).  The class is meant to focus on tools
that seek to green corporate, household, and governmental behavior and are
as diverse as voluntary certifications, tradeable quotas, industry self
regulation, education, community based social marketing, and virtual reality
gaming (and more as you may suggest).  I am aiming to include fun and
interesting case studies that can highlight strengths and weaknesses of
these tools but am having a hard time finding good cases or even current
examples.   I am hoping this list-serve might be able to provide cases you
are aware of?   

 

Thank you ahead of time for any help.

Rachael Shwom

Assistant Professor, Climate and Society

Rutgers University

Department of Human Ecology

732-932-9153  x416 (P)

732-932-8887 (F)

http://humanecology.rutgers.edu/faculty.asp?fid=38

 

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