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Integrative Strategies Forum
Integrative Strategies Forum (ISF) encourages and facilitates dialogue, partnerships, and integrative action strategies among networks and organizations working to build sustainable communities and societies.
15.05.2007
As the UN wraps up a two-year discussion on climate change and energy, which many NGOs and government delegates described as "weak," citizen groups from around the United States have called on their government to "acknowledge its responsibility to take immediate and comprehensive action."
UN Commission on Sustainable Development recently ended a two-year discussion about sustainable energy. In response, the Working Group on Energy and Climate Change of the Citizens Network for Sustainable Development called for the "need to dramatically transform the ways we produce and consume energy in our individual households, communities, regions and nation.”
02.08.2005
The Citizen's Network for Sustainable Development (www.citnet.org) has recently released CitNet News 2005, the Summer edition of its electronic newsletter on sustainable development. The issue includes news articles on national and international issues as well as reports from various regions across the United States. It also includes various viewpoints, including this issue's editorial on "Freedom and Sustainability." In addition there are items on publications, events and other stories. The summer 2005 edition of the newsletter, as well as past issues can be accessed at http://www.citnet.org/newsletters/.
