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As I mentioned in an earlier post, one of the things I noticed on the way to vacation was an increased incidence of wind turbines. I had presumed that it related to the relatively constant breezes ...

Before I got into the higher ed sector, I had a hand in payroll processing for a fairly large corporation. With a lot of different unions. Each with its own contract, and rules, and ...

I went on a week's vacation earlier this summer. Went towards the water, and saw a surprising number of wind turbines along the way. Picked a location which, while not too far away, offers an ...

I've been thinking some about structural barriers to change. You know, those aspects of how Greenback's organized, or how it behaves, or its institutional culture (including those questions all ...

According to an article in The Guardian last week, new photographic evidence of climate disruption was recently released by the Obama administration. While it doesn't contain anything truly ...

AASHE has released the results of a survey of sustainability practices within top-division collegiate athletics departments. It's interesting reading. As everyone in higher ed knows, athletics ...

... it may not matter if we (humans) kill our fool selves off. According to research conducted at Arizona State, we're not the most intelligent species on the planet, after all. At least not if ...

Susan Rogers at SCUP shared with me some data on the membership of that organization, and it turns out that I apparently misconstrued the organization's membership profile. More SCUP members ...

Based on the expertise inherent in my observation of Portland over a 3-day period (and most of that confined to a convention center), I can confidently state that there are three broad groups (NB - ...

OK, the main conference sessions are over, there are some local tours going on this afternoon. A few thoughts on the last sessions and speakers. Two sessions this morning focused on techniques ...