January, 2009

Even if we cap all greenhouse gas pollution, the planet will still warm by several degrees within the next 300 years. That is the claim made by Eric J.

Last May E.

Today I attended a Roadmap for Managing Energy Security and Climate Change, a roll-out of the work the CSIS Ener

Be sure to check out the University of Tampa's news article about GSI's new presentation on the Class of 2025.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Reception to follow
6th Floor Flom Auditorium
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20004

What do kielbasa, baklava, sashimi, and enchiladas all have in common?

As part of Generation X, I witnessed the birth of cable and satellite TV, micro-wave ovens, PCs, The Information Triumvirate

Nicholas Carr, a member of Britannica's Editorial Board of Advisors, recently observed the posit

A friend of the Global Strategy Institute, John Sauer of

Things may be looking up for creatures of the air and the sea.

Can we have our cake and eat it too? When it comes to choosing between the environment and the economy, I say yes.

I'm not as excited about the Obama presidency as I envisioned.

Once every four years, the sun rises on a new nation.

The Financial Times reported today that, due to readjusted figures, China overtook Germany to become t

While most Americans only selectively open their pocketbooks nowadays, our government is prepared to do the legislative equivalent of turning its pockets inside out and dumping out all its change.

The ocean seems too big to harm.

Schools in the US need to accept elitism, argues one professor, if American students are to be competitive on a global scale. Of course he wouldn't phrase it that way, but Professor Pfeiffer of Flori

Antarctica Connection V: Water

Antarctica Connection IV: Technology

Antarctica Connection III: Information Flows

Antarctica Connection II: Global Governance

Antarctica Case Study: Overview

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