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Daniel Peppe, Ph.D.
Associate Professor & Graduate Program Director Department of GeosciencesBaylor University
Bio-geoscientist with expertise in plant & animals' response to climate change using the study of sedimentary systems & paleoecology
Thomas Kostigen
Bestselling authorThomas Kostigen
Celebrity Collaboration / Climate / Sustainable Food
Robert Pollin
Distinguished Professor of Economics and Co-Director of Political Economy Research Institute (PERI)University of Massachusetts Amherst
Robert Pollin's research centers on macroeconomics and the economics of building a clean-energy economy in the U.S and globally.
J. Adam Langley, PhD
Professor of Biology | College of Liberal Arts and SciencesVillanova University
Adam Langley, PhD, focuses his research on how ecosystems respond to, and may determine the severity of, environmental change.
Ian Philp
Director, Clean Energy InstituteMaRS Cleantech
Energy innovation leader; international lawyer & MBA
Adam Frank
Professor of astrophysics, science commentator, and popular authorUniversity of Rochester
Frank is a leading expert on how stars form and how they die, as well as civilizations before humans
Cynthia Barnett
Journalist in Residence | DirectorUniversity of Florida
Cynthia Barnett is an environmental journalist who writes about water and climate issues.
Mark A. Boyer, Ph.D.
Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor EmeritusUniversity of Connecticut
Mark A. Boyer studies environmental policy and global-local linkages. His research focuses on climate adaptation from global to local.
Richard Aronson, Ph.D.
Department Head | Ocean Engineering and Marine SciencesFlorida Tech
Dr. Aronson's research combines paleontology and ecology to reconstruct the response of marine communities to environmental changes.
Diane Beckett
sustainability consultantindependent
Diane Beckett has more than three decades of experience addressing the human and environmental dimensions of sustainability