Katie Johnson, Author at Foresight

No Trump, no problem: 10 high-impact, nonfederal emissions reduction opportunities in the US

A lack of federal leadership in the US has made the path towards meeting the ambitious goals of the Paris Agreement—limiting global temperature rise to

Environmental benefits of smart city solutions

Smart city technologies have a high, and largely unrealized, potential to improve quality of life. The idea behind smart cities is to use technology and

Stay hopeful, we shall overcome! Gina McCarthy and the way to move forward the current debate on environmental policy in the US

At a time when thinking about the state of environmental policy in the United States (US) can be discouraging, it is important to stay hopeful.

Urban sprawl indicators and policies for sustainable urban development

OECD cities are increasingly fragmented and more people are moving to low-density suburbs. A new set of urban sprawl indicators applied in 1,156 urban areas

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Sculpture Meeting Data (and Coral Reefs). Interview with Courtney Mattison

Courtney Mattison is an internationally recognized artist and ocean advocate working to inspire policymakers and the public to conserve our changing seas.

The future of the cost of climate change

An article by James Rising* Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, London School of Economics *The article has been published on the new

Progress falls short on SDG7 energy targets

Despite real progress being made in access to electricity in least developed countries and industrial energy efficiency, global trends show that the world is not on

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