Congratulations to Nobel Prize-Winning Editorial Board Member Dr. Elinor Ostrom

We are extremely proud of our association with Dr. Ostrom and her orthodoxy-shattering work demonstrating that even impoverished communities can democratically govern themselves to preserve the environment.

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Elinor Ostrom, a world-renowned political scientist and the first female to win a Nobel Prize in economics. More information...

Editor-in-Chief

Robert Costanza (University of Vermont)

Associate Editors

David W. Orr (Oberlin College)
Paul Hawken (Natural Capital Institute)
John Todd (John Todd Ecological Design)

Editorial Board

1. Gar Alperovitz (University of Maryland)
2. Ray Anderson (Interface Inc.)
3. Vinya Ariyaratne (Sarvodaya Movement for Peace, Sri Lanka)
4. Robert Ayres (INSEAD)
5. Peter Barnes (On the Commons)
6. Bill Becker (Presidential Climate Action Project)
7. Lester Brown (Earth Policy Institute, Washington DC)
8. Ernest Callenbach (Author, California)
9. Cutler Cleveland (Boston University)
10. Raymond Cole (University of British Columbia)
11. Rita Colwell (Canon US Life Sciences)
12. Bob Corell (Heinz Center)
13. Herman Daly (University of Maryland)
14. Thomas Dietz (Michigan State University)
15. Josh Farley (University of Vermont)
16. Jerry Franklin (University of Washington)
17. Susan Joy Hassol (Climate Communications)
18. Richard Heinberg (Institute for Global Communications)
19. Jeffrey Hollender (Seventh Generation, Inc.)
20. Buzz Holling (University of Florida)
21. Terry Irwin (Terry Irwin Design)
22. Jon Isham (Middlebury College)
23. Wes Jackson (The Land Institute)
24. Patrick C. Kangas (University of Maryland)
25. Tim Kasser (Knox College)
26. Frances Moore Lappe (Small Planet Institute)
27. Rik Leemans (Wageningen University)
28. Tom Lovejoy (Heinz Center)
29. Hunter Lovins (Natural Capital Solutions)
30. Manfred Max-Neef (Universidad Austral de Chile)
31. Peter May (Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
32. Jacqueline McGlade (European Environment Agency, Denmark)
33. Bill McKibben (Middlebury College)
34. William Mitsch (The Ohio State University)
35. Mohan Munasinghe (Munasinghe Institute for Development)
36. Norman Myers (Oxford)
37. Elinor Ostrom (Indiana University)
38. Bill Rees (University of British Columbia)
39. Wolfgang Sachs (Wuppertal Institut für Klima, Umwelt, Energie, Germany)
40. Peter Senge (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
41. Anthony Simon (Unilever Bestfoods)
42. Gus Speth (Yale University)
43. Larry Susskind (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
44. David Suzuki (David Suzuki Foundation)
45. Mary Evelyn Tucker (Yale University)
46. Alvaro Umaña (International Monetary Fund)
47. Marjan van den Belt (Massey University)
48. Sim van der Ryn (Ecological Design Collaborative)
49. Peter Victor (York University)
50. Mike Young (CSIRO, Australia)

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