The
'What Works?' conference included many inspiring leaders of the new
climate movement:
Matthew Arnold, founder of WRI's Management Institute
for Environment and Business and author of The
Power of Environmental Partnerships
John Barstow, Editor-in Chief of Chelsea
Green Publications
Joanne Bauer, Director of Studies, Carnegie
Council on Ethics and International Affairs
Brendan Bechtel, sustainable development associate,
The Conservation Fund
Gary Braasch, environmental photographer and creator
of World View
of Global Warming
Samuel Boykin, coordinator of activism and outreach,
Environmental
Defense
William Chaloupka, Political Science,Colorado State
University, and author of Knowing
Nukes: Politics and Culture of the Atom
Oliver Clubb, Co-chair, Syracuse-based Global
Warming Action Network
Gary Cook, Regional Network Director, US
Climate Action Network
Elizabeth Courtney, executive director, Vermont
Natural Resources Council
Peyton Fleming, communications director for CERES.
Mary Lou Finley, Antioch College, and co-author of
Doing Democracy
Daniel Gold and Judith Helfand, co-creators of Blue
Vinyl and The
Melting Planet
Eban Goodstein, founder and director of The
Green House Network
Randy Kritkausky, founder and president, Ecologia
Adam Markham, director of Clean
Air - Cool Planet
Joel Makower, founder and editor of GreenBiz
and ClimateBiz
Father Paul Mayer, co-founder of the The
Climate Crisis Coalition, The
Children of War
Bill McKibben, author of The
End of Nature and Enough
and Scholar in Residence at Middlebury College
David Merrill, founder and executive director of the
National Global
Warming Coalition
Susi Moser, National Center for Atmospheric Research,
and co-director of “Communicating
Urgency, Facilitating Social Change: New Strategies for Climate
Change”
Stephen Nodvin, Mount Ida College, director of the
School of Arts
and Sciences
Ted Nordhaus, co-founder and director of the Strategic
Values Science Project and co-author of The
Death of Environmentalism
Jacob Park, Green Mountain College and board member
of Greener
Management International
Billy Parish, founder and executive director of The
Climate Campaign and Energy
Action
John Passacantando, founder of Ozone Action and director
of Greenpeace, USA
Peter Senge, MIT Sloan School of Management and author
of The
Fifth Discipline
Michael Shellenberger, executive director of The
Breakthrough Institute and co-author of The
Death of Environmentalism
William Shutkin, author of The
Land that Could Be and director of The
Orton Family Foundation
Michael Silberman, MeetUp
director for the Howard Dean campaign and VP of Online Organizing
for Echoditto
Stacey Smith, marketer for Sterling
Planet and coordinator, "Turn the Grid Green" campaign
Tom Stokes, director of The
Climate Crisis Coalition
Mike Tidwell, director of Chesapeake
Climate Action Network
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