On the Road to Mass Market Electric Vehicles

https://eemi.seas.gwu.edu/electric-vehicles-professional SSF is partnering with George Washington University to bring energy and environmental professional development courses online. This is the second time we have produced the electric vehicle course.

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Welcome to The Stability Brief

I’m Edward Saltzberg, an economist, engineer, and environmental scientist. As Executive Director of the Security and Sustainability Forum, I’ve spent years convening global leaders to make sense of complex transitions like these.

The Stability Brief builds on that work, offering clear, timely, and solutions-focused analysis to help you better understand—and respond to—the risks and choices shaping our future with clarity and purpose.

What You’ll Get:

✅ Timely commentary on political and global energy shifts
✅ Deep dives on climate and national security risks
✅ Thoughtful, action-focused analysis—no handwringing, no partisanship

Webinar: Building a Wildfire Resistant Future Markets, Biomass and Partnerships

Webinar - Thursday,  May 15, 2025 - 1:15 to 2:15 PM EST 
A 2023 congressional report suggests that wildfires cost the US economy over $394 billion annually. Catastrophic fires are becoming more frequent, intense, and costly, driven by decades of government fire suppression policy leading to the unchecked buildup of flammable vegetation.
Join experts from ASU, 4FRI initiative in Arizona, and leading wildfire programs as they explore how public-private partnerships and emerging biomass markets can support forest restoration, climate resilience, and rural development.

Requiem for America’s Helping Hand in the World 

I have seen the U.S. Agency for International Development in action — in Bolivia, Botswana, Pakistan and in Eastern Europe — and I can say that it is sometimes ragged and sometimes wasteful, but overall it is a great value for the money.Requiem for America’s Helping Hand in the World

 

Tech Giants Want In on Electricity, Google Has a Foothold

 

During the desperate days of the energy crisis in the 1970s, it looked as though the shortage was permanent and we would have to change the way we lived, worked and played to accommodate it.

In the end, it was technology that solved the crisis.

 

The Next Climate Frontier – Industrial Decarbonization

Tackling industrial greenhouse gas emissions is emerging as the next frontier in the crucial transition to a clean energy economy.

While significant strides have been made in finding cost-effective alternatives to fossil fuel use in power generation, transportation, agriculture, and building sectors, decarbonizing industrial processes poses a much greater challenge - high process heat requirements.

Welcome to The Security & Sustainability Forum

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Welcome to the World of the Security and Sustainability Forum.

Formed in 2009, SSF convenes global experts in free educational webinars to address pressing threats to society - human or natural - that impact our environmental, economic, and social systems. Over 25,000 educators and business and government professionals worldwide rely on SSF’s programming to enrich curricula and stay informed on the evolving landscape of security and sustainability. Over 350 webinar recordings are in the SSF Webinar Library, organized into nine Webinar Tracks.

It is all free because of the generosity of our webinar sponsors. I invite you to subscribe to SSF webinar alerts and stay current with us on the critical issues of our time. SSF also offers Master Classes, short courses with certificates on relevant topics.

Edward Saltzberg, Executive Director

Security & Sustainability Forum

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