Topic 3: Collective intelligence and the online Q&A session

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Topic 3: Collective intelligence and the online Q&A session

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Topic 2: Humanities and sciences, working together

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Topic 2: Why climate change cannot be solved without the humanities

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Topic 1: How and why we did it – practices & technologies

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Topic 1: How and why we did it – practices & technologies

 

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Back in 2009, the country of Bhutan made a hefty promise to remain carbon neutral for the rest of time. In an inspiring TED talk by Tshering Tobgay, it is revealed how this little country tucked deep within the Himalayas, and sandwiched between the two super powers of China and India, has not only kept its promise, but today stands as the most carbon negative country in the world. Blessed with a lineage of enlightened monarchs, Bhutan has consistently balanced national economic growth with cultural preservation, environmental sustainability, and social development. (source).

 

 

Panel 1: Flying and Focusing on the Everyday

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CLIMATE CHANGE: VIEWS FROM THE HUMANITIES

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The EHI’s 2016 carbon neutral conference: “Climate Change: Views from the Humanities”

In this talk, EHI Director Ken Hiltner explains the rather unusual format of this year’s conference and the rationale behind it.

Note that this talk was recorded by Hiltner in his home using a standard computer, a Logitech C615 webcam, and the QuickTime software preinstalled on all Apple computers. No other special equipment was used. The Q&A session on this page is made possible by Wordpress.

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The EHI’s 2016 nearly carbon-free conference: “Climate Change: Views from the Humanities”

In this talk, EHI Director Ken Hiltner explains the rather unusual format of this year’s conference and the rationale behind it (view call for papers).

Note that this talk was recorded by Hiltner in his home using a standard computer, a Logitech C920 webcam, and the QuickTime software preinstalled on all Apple computers. No other special equipment was used. The Q&A session on this page is made possible by Wordpress.

Also view this talk at vimeo.com/153325962.

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