Salem D. Shuchman Val Smith, President Lee Smithey, Professor of Sociology and Coordinator, Peace Studies Program Tom Spock, Chairman of the Board Tom Stephenson, Provost Elizabeth Svenson, HHMI Program Administrative Coordinator Ralph Thayer, Director of Maintenance Debbie Thompson, Data Coordinator Melissa Tier, Sustainability Coordinator Eric Wagner, Athletics & Physical Education Aurora Winslade, Director of Sustainability, by phone References a University to do about Climate Borenstein, Severin (2015). “What’s Change?”, . Hall, Alistair, et al. (2015). Carbon Accounting at a Small Vassar College. “Internal Liberal Arts College”. http://sustainability.vassar.edu/docs/9-15InternalCarbonAccountingataSLAC.pdf Light, Sarah (2015). Environmental Markets within the Stanford “The New Insider Trading: Firm”, 34:1, 41-50. Environmental Law Journal, Marron, Donald, Eric Toder and Lydia Austin (2015). and Tax Policy “Taxing Carbon: What, Why, How”, Center, Urban Institute and Brookings Institution. Tiefenbeck, Verena, et al. not Pushed: How Real-Time Information Fosters Resource “Helped, Department of Management, Technology, and Economics, ETH Zurich, Conservation” Weinbergstrasse 56, 8037 Zurich, Switzerland Wolak, Frank A Revenue-Neutral Carbon (2014). “Universities Can Do Better Than Symbolism: Tax”, SIEPR Policy Brief, Stanford University. Yale Presidential Carbon Charge Tax Force (2015). to the President and Provost of Yale “Report University: Findings and Recommendations on a Carbon-Charge Program at Yale”.
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