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Andrés Edwards keynotes conferences
and teaches seminars and classes on topics including: the characteristics
of the global movement towards sustainability; green building; sustainable
business practices and greening college campuses. Andres has frequently appeared in radio and
television shows, and newspaper articles for his work in the sustainability
field. To schedule an interview, see the Contact section
of this site.
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- Book Signing and Talk: Trhiving Beyond Sustainability (5 min.)
June 8, 2010
Andrés does a book signing and talk at General Graphics Exhibits in San Francisco, CA. He discusses the origin of Thriving Beyond Sustainability and topics including regenerative design, green building and examples of sustainable practices initiatives taking place in the US and internationally.
- 2008 Sokol Science Forum
March 12, 2008
Andrés is an invited lecturer and panelist at: "The Environment and Sustainability, the Next 100 Years," at Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ. Event is keynoted by Michael Oppenheimer, Ph.D., a member of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Intergovernmental Committee on Climate Change (IPCC) and professor at Princeton University, and moderated by National Public Radio's Ira Flatow. Additional panelists include, Lisa P. Jackson, comissioner, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) and Eric Svenson, VP health and Safety, PSEG Services Corp. Individual video segments:
- Chapter 13: California energy incentives
- Chapter 20: No one considers this a real crisis
- Chapter 24: Our greatesty resource is our imagination
- Chapter 29: How to engage citizens
- The Turning Point Conference
Andrés presents at The Turning Point Conference in San Francisco, California
organized by the San Francisco Institute of Architecture on July 14, 2006. This
presentation covers key trends and initiatives in the movement towards sustainability
including green architecture.
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"According to Edwards, a growing number of businesspeople are finally embracing the belief that being good to the environment is good for the bottom line..." |