Professor Jagdish Bhagwati on Globalization, International Trade, and Climate Change.

Gerardo Avalos, Director of the Center for Sustainable Development Studies in Atenas, Costa Rica talks about some of the effects of globalizaton on Costa Rica’s economy.

Garikai Nyaruwata describes the ways in which private equity may be uniquely suited for addressing some of Africa’s development challenges, as well as some of the barriers to its successful implementation.

Professor Klaus Lackner of the Earth Institute at Columbia University discusses Air Capture Technology and Climate Mitigation.

Professor Bryan Norton of the School of Public Policy at Georgia Tech University speaks about his book – Sustainability: A Philosophy of Adaptive Ecosystem Management – and how pragmatism can inform a more rigorous philosophical framework for thinking about sustainability.

Kyle Cahill of Oxfam America talks about Oxfam's new Poverty Footprinting initiative, and how poverty footprinting might facilitate businesses' engagement with sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.

Michael Davidson of NRDC discusses China's Stance on Climate Change and other environmental issues.

Professor David Keith of the University of Calgary talks about Geoengineering solutions to Climate Change, the economics of climate change catastrophes, and the pervasiveness of climate hyperbole in the current discourse.

Dr. Chris Shaw of Phillips Academy Andover talks about the challenges (and joys) of teaching sustainable development at the high school level and beyond.

Rakim Brooks of DEMOS and Oxford University on Social Justice, Environmentalism, and Animal Rights