Murray Silverman is a Professor of Management in the College of Business at San Francisco State University. He received his M.S. in Industrial Administration from Purdue University’s Krannert School and his Ph.D. in Business from Stanford University. Profe

For years, I have recycled and sent e-mails to my representatives, but beyond that I thought there wasn’t much more I could do to really make a difference. Then I heard the statistic that said, “If everyone just changed one light bulb to a CFL, it would be

I work with a non profit educational foundation in Canada which recently published on paper and online two resources: "EARTH: A Graphic Look at the State of the World" summarizing the conditions of the world's natural ecology and human cultures, their inte

I have been working on environmental issues for more than 20 years. I spent the first part of the 1990s working to protect the Old Growth Forests of the Pacific Northwest. I published the quarterly enivornmental newspaper Affinity from 1989-1999 and distri

I am only beginning to truly fathom the harships and challanges we face. I recognize that certain aspects of our culture are perpetuating the problem and I am doing my best to question these aspects and am trying to allow my friends to see the problems as

Promotes Environmental Education for Sustainability (EESD) in Uganda in partnership with the Danish Out Door Council (DOC). CECOD is contributing to the achievement of ESD goals in Uganda through the Eco Community School Programme. The programme promotes a

Gareth Thomson is Executive Director of the Alberta Council for Environmental Education and has 17 years experience in environmental education, working first for the government of Alberta and subsequently as the first Education Director of the Canadian Par