From our archive, we post a 1988 paper by Jesse, Arnulf Grübler, and Nebojsa Nakicenovic, titled Carbon Dioxide Emissions in a Methane Economy.
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Second Look and Cities posted
Expanding our online publication archive, PDF versions of the 1991 paper, “A Second Look at the Impacts of Climate Change,” as well a 1988 piece by Jesse and Robert Herman titled, “Cities and Infrastructure: Synthesis and Perspectives” are now both available.
“Continental Supergrid” summary
The “Continental Supergrid” is a most exciting concept for new infrastructure for large-scale distribution of hydrogen and electricity. Jesse has helped the concept to develop, notably through a 5-7 November workshop in Palo Alto. Papers from the meeting will be available shortly. An excellent summary is available in PDF: https://phe.rockefeller.edu/PDF_FILES/SuperGridSummary.pdf
CCSTG
PHE helped convene a November 2002 reunion of participants in the Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government (1988-1993). To read comments reflecting on the work of the Commission and a summary of the November meeting, visit CCSTG+10.
Rat Race posted
Adding to our digital archive, we post a PDF of a 1991 paper by Jesse titled “Rat Race Dynamics and Crazy Companies: Diffusion of Technologies and Social Behaviors.”
IPAT Identity supplements posted
As a supplement to our paper “A Framework to Sustainability Science: A Renovated IPAT Identity“, Paul Waggoner and Jesse have created a file of sixteen PowerPoint slides that offer new and better ways to visualize the ImPACT identity and its forces.
CoML remarks from Chile
We post the brief remarks in Spanish that Jesse gave at the inaugural ceremony of the Census of Marine Life meeting for South America in Concepcion, Chile, 29 October 2002.
Organizational Ecology of Science posted
Expanding our digital archive, we post a PDF version of Jesse’s 1993 paper “The Organizational Ecology of Science Advice in America.”
IPAT Identity supplements posted
As a supplement to our paper “A Framework to Sustainability Science: A Renovated IPAT Identity”, Paul Waggoner and Jesse have created a file of ten PowerPoint slides that addresses a question several readers have asked: Do consumers’ behavior and producers’ efficiency move in consistent patterns?
Green Future posted
Continuing to build our digital archive, we post the 1996 paper “Productivity, Electricity, Science: Powering a Green Future”.