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Keeping trees in the ground where they are already growing is an effective low-tech way to slow climate change | Law & Moomaw
Beverly Law Professor Emeritus of Global Change Biology and Terrestrial Systems Science, Oregon State Univer William Moomaw Professor Emeritus of International Environmental Policy, Tufts University Protecting forests is an essential strategy in the fight against climate change that has not … Continue reading
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Zero Carbon Living | Bill Moomaw
Facing Future– Mar 25, 2021 A #zerocarbon home in cold New England? Bill Moomaw built one in 2007 and he’s still powering his heat and electricity, as well as his electric car from his solar panels and ground source #heatpump. … Continue reading
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Thoughts on the Moomaw/Booth Biomass Talk – Sustainability
Thoughts on the Moomaw/Booth Biomass Talk February 14, 2011 On February 10th, Professor William Moomaw, Tufts University and Mary Booth, Massachusetts Energy Alliance shared their thoughts on using woody biomass for electricity production to a packed house in the Paresky … Continue reading
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Williams to Host Second Biomass Discussion Featuring Bill Moomaw and Mary Booth – Sustainability
February 8, 2011 Williams College will host a presentation titled “Getting Biomass Right: Should We Be Generating Electricity from Trees?” on Thursday, Feb. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium on the lower level of Paresky Student Center. The event, … Continue reading
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Proforestation with Bill Moomaw
Facing Future Mar 11, 2021 Large trees must be preserved. They are by far the most valuable – not for lumber – but for the incredible amount of carbon they store. Just 3% of the trees – the big ones, … Continue reading
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Responding to the Climate Emergency: Technology or Ecosystem based Approach? – William Moomaw
January 30, 2020 CIERP Founder Bill Moomaw Discusses Combating the Climate Emergency with ‘Proforestation’ CIERP Founder and Fletcher School Professor Emeritus, Bill Moomaw, discussed how letting our trees grow, or ‘proforestation’ can effectively combat the climate emergency. Professor Moomaw spoke … Continue reading
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Climate Scientist William Moomaw Warning For Politicians and humanity
Nick Breeze Dec 11, 2019 Visit https://envisionation.co.uk See related links to Dr. Moomaw’s life-long work: Dr. William Moomaw – ScientistsWarning COP25 – 11 December 2019 Nobel Prize Winning Professor Moomaw accepts Faculty Emeritus Certificate at Commencement 2014 William Moomaw – … Continue reading
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Dr. William Moomaw – Humanity’s Mortality Moment
UPFSI Dec 11, 2019 Today Dr. William Moomaw one of the 5 co-authors of the World Scientists’ Warning of a Climate Emergency explains the nature of the emergency, what we MUST be doing about it and the encouragement for *diversified … Continue reading
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Nobel Prize Winning Professor Moomaw accepts Faculty Emeritus Certificate at Commencement 2014
TheFletcherSchool Published on May 23, 2014 Prof. William Moomaw, who leaves The Fletcher School after 22 years of teaching and founding the school’s Center for International Environment and Resource Policy, accepts a Faculty Emeritus certificate at Fletcher’s 2014 Commencement Ceremony, … Continue reading
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William Moomaw – Climate Advocacy: From Grassroots Activism to International Policy
Biodiversity for a Livable Climate Published on Dec 3, 2014 A physical chemist with a PhD from MIT, William Moomaw works to translate science and technology into policy terms. He was a lead author of four IPCC reports, and an … Continue reading
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