Tag: STARS
Voluntary Environmental Standards: An Efficient Alternative to Mandatory Regulation?
This semester, I had to do a literature review for my Foundations of Public Policy class, so I chose a topic that I’m particularly interested in after working on Berklee’s STARS report: voluntary environmental standards. I wondered if they actually worked. My conclusion, after much research, was: kinda. Voluntary environmental programs are indeed more flexible […]
Posted: December 10th, 2012 under Research.
Tags: AASHE, Academic papers make the most titillating reading - don't they?, ISO 14001, regulations, STARS, voluntary environmental programs
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AASHE 2011: Thoughtfulness and Action
As I mentioned yesterday, I’m at AASHE in Pittsburgh this week. I’m attending the conference in two roles: as a staff member at Berklee involved with the sustainability committee and as a student in Tufts’ Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning program. I really felt pulled back and forth between these roles on the first […]
Posted: October 10th, 2011 under Miscellaneous, Political Action.
Tags: AASHE, Bill McKibben, conference, Majora Carter, Now I think I need some public speaking and business classes..., STARS
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