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    Opening the Gates: Making a National Wildlife Refuge Accessible to  Diverse Communities

    Opening the Gates: Making a National Wildlife Refuge Accessible to Diverse Communities

    Volume 10 | Issue 1 | January 2019 By Scott Gilmore

    As I contemplate how I would discuss the “Solution” to the challenges of making a seven-square mile piece of land, formerly considered one of the most polluted places on the planet, accessible to a community, I thought back to when I was a young man. During the 1980’s, growing up in the cultural and socioeconomic […]

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    Entrepreneurs and Wicked Problems

    Entrepreneurs and Wicked Problems

    Volume 10 | Issue 1 | February 2019 By Tom Higley

    Entrepreneurial Challenges “Tom, I hate you.” These were Eric Marcoullier’s words to me on day three of our second ever 10.10.10 program – a 10 day program that brings 10 successful serial entrepreneurs together for 10 days to explore market-based solutions to wicked problems. We call these successful serial entrepreneurs “prospective CEOs” …

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    Energize Denver: Improving the Energy Efficiency of Large Buildings in Denver

    Energize Denver: Improving the Energy Efficiency of Large Buildings in Denver

    Volume 10 | Issue 1 | February 2019 By Katrina Managan, Lauren Deriaz

    The goal Commercial and multifamily buildings are responsible for 57% of Denver’s greenhouse gas emissions. Investing an estimated $340 million in improving building energy efficiency could result in 4,000 local jobs and $1.3 billion in energy savings over 10 years. Building energy efficiency is a key component of the City’s efforts to …

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    Strange Bedfellows: How Municipal Officials are Collaborating with Local Academics to Address the Effect of a Trade War on Sustainability

    Strange Bedfellows: How Municipal Officials are Collaborating with Local Academics to Address the Effect of a Trade War on Sustainability

    Volume 10 | Issue 1 | February 2019 By Elizabeth Cooperman, Jiban Khuntia, Xue Ning

    Background Municipal government officials and local academics often work in separate worlds. Local officials often spend much of their time ensuring that the daily needs of local residents are efficiently met. Roads need to be paved; garbage needs to be picked up; clean water needs to be delivered; parks need to be maintained. Academics, in …

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    The Denver-Xcel Energy Memorandum of Understanding: A New Model for City-Utility Cooperation

    The Denver-Xcel Energy Memorandum of Understanding: A New Model for City-Utility Cooperation

    Volume 10 | Issue 1 | January 2019 By Elizabeth Babcock, Nadia El Mallakh, Tyler Smith

    Xcel Energy—Colorado and the City and County of Denver have entered into an innovative partnership model to achieve their ambitious goals for carbon-emission reduction and clean energy generation. The Energy Future Collaboration seeks to align the efforts of the City and the energy company to create a clean energy future that will benefit the …

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    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy

    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy0

    By Katrina Managan

    Introduction Denver City Council adopted a new Green Building Policy on October 29th, 2018. The policy, among the most ambitious in the United States, will contribute to alleviating Denver’s substantial urban heat island, add green space to the …

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    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range

    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range0

    By Jarrett Wendt

    Introduction Cities around to world compete furiously to attract high-profile cutting-edge corporations. When cities place a high value on sustainability they are particularly interested in attracting companies that produce products and services …

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    Sustainability at Denver International Airport

    Sustainability at Denver International Airport0

    By Scott Morrissey

    Introduction A frequently heard cliché in the airport industry is that “an airport is like a small city.” Denver International Airport (DEN), the fifth-busiest airport in the United States, is more like a medium-sized city with almost 200,000 …

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    A Big-City Mayor Looks at Sustainability

    A Big-City Mayor Looks at Sustainability0

    By Michael B. Hancock

    Growing up in Denver, I didn’t think about sustainability – at least not in the way we think about it today. I never heard about “sustainable development goals.” I didn’t know what “the three-legged stool” referred to. I didn’t think about …

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    Reducing herders’ vulnerability to climate change through community-based pastureland management in Mongolia

    Reducing herders’ vulnerability to climate change through community-based pastureland management in Mongolia0

    By Battsetseg Tseren

    The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change1 asserts that herders with minimal assets in semiarid and arid regions are exposed to the greater risk of losing their household income and livelihoods due to climate-driven decline in agricultural …

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    Supporting Community Resilience in Armed Conflict and Protracted Violence – Putting Dignity Back into Humanitarian Assistance

    Supporting Community Resilience in Armed Conflict and Protracted Violence – Putting Dignity Back into Humanitarian Assistance0

    By Marcus C. Oxley

      1. Introduction The number of armed conflicts is on the rise, with the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region being particularly affected. According to World Bank President “By 2030, half of the world’s extreme poor will live in …

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    To the Next Ten Years of Solutions!

    To the Next Ten Years of Solutions!0

    By Elizabeth Caniglia

    It is an amazing honor for me to join The Solutions Journal family as the new Editor-in-Chief! I am so grateful to Bob Costanza, Ida Kubiszewski, our fabulous Editorial Board and staff for their confidence and collaboration as we move into our …

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    Systems Thinking and How It Can Help Build a Sustainable World: A Beginning Conversation

    Systems Thinking and How It Can Help Build a Sustainable World: A Beginning Conversation0

    By Megan Seibert

    “For some, the development of systems thinking is crucial for the survival of humanity.” – John Sterman   “The light begins to twinkle from the rocks: The long day wanes: the slow moon climbs: the deep Moans round with many voices. Come, my …

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    Letter from the Editor

    Letter from the Editor0

    By Elizabeth Caniglia

    Mni Wiconi! Water is Life! Our cover photo for this special issue on river ecosystems was donated by Franck Vogel – a freelance photographer and author of Fleuves Frontières. This photo of life in the Mekong River valley shows the poignant …

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    A Parliamentary Victory for Co-Editor-in-Chief: Congratulations, Lorenzo Fioramonti

    A Parliamentary Victory for Co-Editor-in-Chief: Congratulations, Lorenzo Fioramonti0

    By Elizabeth Caniglia

    It was a lovely November day at the Wellbeing Economy Festival in Pretoria, South Africa when Lorenzo told our Solutions editorial team he had chosen to advise Italy’s Five Star Movement on post-GDP development policies alongside his …

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    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy By Katrina Managan
    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range By Jarrett Wendt
    Sustainability at Denver International Airport By Scott Morrissey
    A Big-City Mayor Looks at Sustainability By Michael B. Hancock
    Reducing herders’ vulnerability to climate change through community-based pastureland management in Mongolia By Battsetseg Tseren
    Supporting Community Resilience in Armed Conflict and Protracted Violence – Putting Dignity Back into Humanitarian Assistance By Marcus C. Oxley
    To the Next Ten Years of Solutions! By Elizabeth Caniglia
    Systems Thinking and How It Can Help Build a Sustainable World: A Beginning Conversation By Megan Seibert
    Letter from the Editor By Elizabeth Caniglia
    A Parliamentary Victory for Co-Editor-in-Chief: Congratulations, Lorenzo Fioramonti By Elizabeth Caniglia

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    Facing Extinction: Nine Steps to Save Biodiversity

    Facing Extinction: Nine Steps to Save Biodiversity0

    By Joe Roman, Paul R. Ehrlich, Robert M. Pringle, John C. Avise

    In 2008, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds in the UK announced a final call to find the slender-billed curlew, a one-time resident of Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, last seen in 1999. Meanwhile, scientists in Australia …

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    The New Green Revolution: How Twenty-First-Century Science Can Feed the World

    The New Green Revolution: How Twenty-First-Century Science Can Feed the World0

    By Olivier De Schutter, Gaëtan Vanloqueren

    Some crises appear and disappear in global media while remaining acute in the lives of real people. Global food insecurity is this type of crisis. In January 2011 the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) warned that …

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    Envisioning a Sustainable World

    Envisioning a Sustainable World0

    By Donella Meadows

    This is an edited transcript of part of a talk given by Donella Meadows at the 1994 meeting of the International Society for Ecological Economics in San José, Costa Rica, and recorded by Peter Griesinger. Meadows, cofounder of the Balaton Group, …

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    Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System

    Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System0

    By Donella Meadows

    Solutions Classic How do we change the structure of systems to produce more of what we want and less of that which is undesirable? After years of working with corporations on their systems problems, MIT’s Jay Forrester likes to say that the …

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    Saving the Whales

    Saving the Whales0

    Whale conservation just took a significant step forward. Earlier this year, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a ruling that Japan’s whaling expeditions to the Southern Ocean are not scientific research and are therefore …

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    American Prospect: Decline and Rebirth

    American Prospect: Decline and Rebirth0

    By Gus Speth

    Most of us who care deeply about the conditions of the United States and its public policy are sustained and carried forward by the expectation that serious progress in the directions we favor is coming, sooner or later, and that things will get …

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    An End to Population Growth: Why Family Planning Is Key to a Sustainable Future

    An End to Population Growth: Why Family Planning Is Key to a Sustainable Future0

    By Robert Engelman

    Those who ponder humanity’s future in the twenty-first century generally take at face value demographic projections suggesting that the world population will reach something like 9 billion around 2050 and will then stabilize at about that …

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    How Germany Became Europe’s Green Leader: A Look at Four Decades of Sustainable Policymaking

    How Germany Became Europe’s Green Leader: A Look at Four Decades of Sustainable Policymaking0

    By Ralph Buehler, Arne Jungjohann, Melissa Keeley, Michael Mehling

    How does one “green” an economy? For governments seeking a cleaner, more efficient, and ultimately more sustainable pathway to economic prosperity, this question entails both promise and great challenges. For one, the scale of transformation it …

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    Healthy Cooking Starts with the Stove

    Healthy Cooking Starts with the Stove0

    By Alanna Shaikh, Lillian Gu

    Improved cookstoves ought to be one of the easy wins in global health. Inefficient, old-fashioned cookstoves do real damage to human health and family incomes. Traditional cookstoves are generally open fires in the middle of three stones, which …

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    Towards a New Economy and a New Politics

    Towards a New Economy and a New Politics0

    By Gus Speth

    If America’s present system of political economy were performing well, there would be little need to question it or seek fundamental change. But that is not the case. Asked what the key goals of economic life should be, many would reply, “to …

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    Facing Extinction: Nine Steps to Save Biodiversity By Joe Roman, Paul R. Ehrlich, Robert M. Pringle, John C. Avise
    The New Green Revolution: How Twenty-First-Century Science Can Feed the World By Olivier De Schutter, Gaëtan Vanloqueren
    Envisioning a Sustainable World By Donella Meadows
    Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System By Donella Meadows
    Saving the Whales
    American Prospect: Decline and Rebirth By Gus Speth
    An End to Population Growth: Why Family Planning Is Key to a Sustainable Future By Robert Engelman
    How Germany Became Europe’s Green Leader: A Look at Four Decades of Sustainable Policymaking By Ralph Buehler, Arne Jungjohann, Melissa Keeley, Michael Mehling
    Healthy Cooking Starts with the Stove By Alanna Shaikh, Lillian Gu
    Towards a New Economy and a New Politics By Gus Speth

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    Why Denver? Sustainability Innovation in the Mile High City

    Why Denver? Sustainability Innovation in the Mile High City0

    In April of last year, I published an article in Solutions entitled “The Path to a Regenerative Future: The Importance of Local Networks and Bioregional Contexts.” Originally conceived, that article was to focus on the special features of the …

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    A Unified Mountain City Committed to Sustainable Action

    A Unified Mountain City Committed to Sustainable Action0

    By Janna West-Heiss

    This is a story of a resource poor city that, faced with fast-paced growth and looming implications of rapid climate change, banded together to act. It is a story of community commitment to reconnect and reenergize today, while accomplishing an …

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    Building a Sustainable and Resilient Urban Water Strategy

    Building a Sustainable and Resilient Urban Water Strategy0

    By Will Sarni

    Background Currently, approximately 4 billion people live in water-scarce and -stressed regions, with nearly 1 billion people lacking access to safe drinking water and almost 1 million deaths per year from water-borne diseases (Figure 1). The …

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    ICLEI and USDN: The New Era of Intercity Collaboration

    ICLEI and USDN: The New Era of Intercity Collaboration0

    By Angie Fyfe

    Arriving early one morning at Denver Union Station, the city’s passenger rail terminal and local transportation hub, I was greeted by a disappointingly long chain of open railcars brimming with coal. It’s been over 30 years since the 1988 …

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    Entrepreneurs and Wicked Problems

    Entrepreneurs and Wicked Problems0

    By Tom Higley

    Entrepreneurial Challenges “Tom, I hate you.” These were Eric Marcoullier’s words to me on day three of our second ever 10.10.10 program – a 10 day program that brings 10 successful serial entrepreneurs together for 10 days to explore …

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    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy

    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy0

    By Katrina Managan

    Introduction Denver City Council adopted a new Green Building Policy on October 29th, 2018. The policy, among the most ambitious in the United States, will contribute to alleviating Denver’s substantial urban heat island, add green space to the …

    Read more
    Energize Denver: Improving the Energy Efficiency of Large Buildings in Denver

    Energize Denver: Improving the Energy Efficiency of Large Buildings in Denver0

    By Katrina Managan, Lauren Deriaz

    The goal Commercial and multifamily buildings are responsible for 57% of Denver’s greenhouse gas emissions. Investing an estimated $340 million in improving building energy efficiency could result in 4,000 local jobs and $1.3 billion in energy …

    Read more
    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range

    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range0

    By Jarrett Wendt

    Introduction Cities around to world compete furiously to attract high-profile cutting-edge corporations. When cities place a high value on sustainability they are particularly interested in attracting companies that produce products and services …

    Read more
    Sustainability at Denver International Airport

    Sustainability at Denver International Airport0

    By Scott Morrissey

    Introduction A frequently heard cliché in the airport industry is that “an airport is like a small city.” Denver International Airport (DEN), the fifth-busiest airport in the United States, is more like a medium-sized city with almost 200,000 …

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    The National Western Center and the Sun Valley EcoDistrict: Infusing Large-Scale Urban Development Projects With Sustainability

    The National Western Center and the Sun Valley EcoDistrict: Infusing Large-Scale Urban Development Projects With Sustainability0

    By Jocelyn Hittle, Chris Parr

    Situated against the Rocky Mountains and connected to the western edge of the agricultural heartland of the U.S., Denver has long had a focus on the wise management of our natural resources. We see millions of tourists each year who are heading …

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    Why Denver? Sustainability Innovation in the Mile High City
    A Unified Mountain City Committed to Sustainable Action By Janna West-Heiss
    Building a Sustainable and Resilient Urban Water Strategy By Will Sarni
    ICLEI and USDN: The New Era of Intercity Collaboration By Angie Fyfe
    Entrepreneurs and Wicked Problems By Tom Higley
    Transforming a Voter Initiated Green Roof Ordinance into Denver’s Ambitious New Green Building Policy By Katrina Managan
    Energize Denver: Improving the Energy Efficiency of Large Buildings in Denver By Katrina Managan, Lauren Deriaz
    Sustainability Finds a Home on the Range By Jarrett Wendt
    Sustainability at Denver International Airport By Scott Morrissey
    The National Western Center and the Sun Valley EcoDistrict: Infusing Large-Scale Urban Development Projects With Sustainability By Jocelyn Hittle, Chris Parr

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