Posted by Sasha Lyutse in Living Sustainably , Solving Global Warming
UPDATE 3/18: Table edited. Today Matt Eisenson continues his blog series on the NRDC-Garrison Institute Behavioral Wedge—a.k.a. the “Billion Tons Project”—with his fifth and final post. The theme today is reducing waste. To catch up on Matt’s earlier posts, see...
Posted by Sasha Lyutse in Living Sustainably , Solving Global Warming
UPDATE 3/18: Table edited. Today, Matt Eisenson continues his series of blogs on the Behavioral Wedge Project with the fourth of five posts, focusing on the climate impacts of changes to our daily diets. (For more on this work, check out...
Posted by Sasha Lyutse in Living Sustainably , Solving Global Warming
UPDATE 3/16: Two measures added--delay retirement of personal computers by two years and use dryer more sparingly (line-dry in the summer). Today, my colleague Matt Eisenson continues his blog series on the NRDC-Garrison Institute "Behavioral Wedge Project" (see here and...
Posted by Sasha Lyutse in Living Sustainably , Solving Global Warming
UPDATE 3/16: Correction to aviation emissions reductions (56 MMtCO2e NOT 125 MMtCO2e). Additional measures added to Household Energy to compensate for this shortfall. Last week on this Switchboard blog, my colleague Matt Eisenson introduced the Behavioral Wedge Project, a joint NRDC-Garrison Institute effort to see if...
Posted by Sasha Lyutse in Living Sustainably , Solving Global Warming
I’d like to introduce Matt Eisenson, a new Fellow here at NRDC, who has spent the last few months working with experts at NRDC and friends at the Garrison Institute to develop the "Behavioral Wedge," the one billion ton personal action opportunity. ...
