N.B. Minilectures (11:30-11:55) will precede each guest lecture.

January 2 No class this week

January 9 Course Introduction and Organization

January 16 Revolutions in History

Key Transitions for an Environmental Revolution
January 23 1. Demographic: Stabilize or Shrink World Population

January 30 2. Technological: Create Environmentally Benign Technologies

February 6 3. Economic: Set Environmentally Honest Prices

February 13 4. Social: Abolish Mass Poverty, Limit Damage by the Wealthy 5. Educational: Create New Knowledge, Spread Ecological Literacy

February 20 6. Institutional and Political: Take Good Governance Seriously

February 27 7. Values: Look Beyond Economics to Culture and Consciousness
March 6 8. The Bottom Line: Limit Ourselves to Sustainable Consumption, Move Toward a Sustainable Society