Marsh Distinguished Lecture Series Archive

Jesse Ausubel The Rockefeller University, New York	"The Next 1000 Years"
Armando Carbonell Department of Planning and Development at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, Massachusetts	"Planning Cape Cod: Science, Participation and Policy"
Lisa M. Curran Associate Professor of Tropical Resources and Director of the Tropical Resources Institute, Yale University	"Linkages in the Landscape: Effects of Land Use Change on Socio-Economic and Ecological Dynamics in Borneo"
Gretchen C. Daily Department of Biological Sciences, Senior Fellow, Institute for International Studies at Stanford University	"New Frontiers in Conservation"
Thomas E. Downing Environmental Change Institute University of Oxford, and Fellow of Linacre College	"Global Change Vulnerability: Measuring the Metaphysical?"
David M. Driesen Associate Professor, Syracuse University College of Law	"The Economic Dynamics of Environmental Law: An Alternative to an Efficiency-Based Approach"
David R. Foster Harvard Forest, Harvard University	“Using Ecological History to Address Emerging Conservation Issues in New England”
Howard Geller American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy - Washington, DC	“Meeting and Going Beyond our Kyoto Climate Treaty Targets Without Harming Economic Growth”
Jason S. Grumet National Commission on Energy Policy, Washington, DC	“The National Commission on Energy Policy: Crafting Bipartisan Solutions to our Energy Challenges”
John Harte UC Berkeley, Energy and Resources Group	"Climate-Ecosystem Feedbacks"
Branden Johnson Bureau of Risk Analysis, Division of Science, Research and Technology, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection	"Industry Neighbors' Views about Accidents, Uncertainty, Standards, and Risk Comparisons"
Robert W. Kates Independent Scholar and Marsh Institute Distinguished Scientist	“Navigating the Sustainability Transition”
Roger Kennedy Director Emeritus of the National Museum of American History and former Director of the National Park Service	“Sprawling into Danger: The Cold War, Induced Migration, and Nature's Wrath”
Eric F. Lambin University of Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium	“Land-Use Changes in the Tropics: Case Studies on the Role of Fires and on the Impact of Wildlife”
Kai N. Lee Williams College, Williamstown, MA	“Thinking About a Sustainability Transition”
David Lowenthal University College London	"Marsh and the Environmental Millennium"
Elinor Ostrom Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana	“The Interaction of Organized Human Systems and Ecosystems”
Paul Price Director of the LifeLine Group	“Assessing Cumulative and Aggregate Risks under the Food Quality Protection Act”
Ortwin Renn Managing Director and Professor at the University of Stuttgart, Institute of Social Sciences	“Risk Governance: The Integration of Analysis, Perception and Participation”
Ronald Rindfuss University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	“Land Use, Competition and Migration”
Richard C. Rockwell University of Connecticut	"Cities as Ecological Devices, Not Ecological Hazards"
Joel Schwartz Harvard School of Public Health	“Particulate Pollution and Health Benefits of Greenhouse Gas Reductions”
Barry Solomon Department of Social Sciences, Michigan Technological University	“Will There be a Hydrogen Revolution in Your Lifetime?”
James Gustave Speth Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies	“Running Out of Time? The Cascading of Environmental Consequences”
Eugene Z. Stakhiv Institute for Water Resources/US Army Corps of Engineers	“Analytical Collaborative Planning: International Joint Commission (US-Canada) Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River (LOSLR) Study”
Gordon Thompson Institute for Resource and Security Studies	“Potential Attacks on Civilian Nuclear Facilities: Technical and Policy Issues”