Alumni
MESPOM on pages of IIIEE Alumni Newsletter
Posted August 18th, 2008 by Anton
The Alumni Organisation of IIIEE, our network partner representing the University of Lund, has published the Issue 14 of its Newsletter. This issue features an interesting MESPOM-IIIEE discussion and gives a good feeling of what is going on at (and after!) IIIEE.
MESPOM Alumni Promote Study in Europe
Posted August 5th, 2008 by AntonA new "Study in Europe" brochure features interviews with MESPOM alumni Jennifer Lenhart and Chunyu Liang. Enjoy the issue in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Russian!
Job with UNFCCC
Posted July 14th, 2008 by chunyu.liang
I have just received an offer with the CDM Registration & Issuance Unit under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The Unit is based in the UNFCCC's secretariat, Bonn, Germany, and is responsible for the registration of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) projects and for the issuance of certified emission reduction (CERs) credits, under the CDM Executive Board that oversees the whole CDM system. I will be working on the issuance side as much of my past year's experience with my current company, EcoSecurities, a market leader in the CDM field, relates to CDM project monitoring & verification.
Working for Environment and Development in Latin America
Posted June 6th, 2008 by Tahia
I am currently working for UNDP Bolivia, writing for the Human Development Report (HDR) 2008. I do research and analysis on the environmental and local socio-economic impacts of biofuels expansion, mining activities and development projects in Bolivia such as road and hydroelectric dams development.
There is life after MESPOM
Posted October 11th, 2007 by yuliya.voytenko
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If one is there to ask whether there is life after MESPOM, believe me, there is. And this life is not less intensive, interesting and exciting than it used to be during our wonderful MESPOM years. After graduating in 2007, I am starting PhD studies at Central European University. I continue to work on bio-energy issues, trying to promote the idea that biofuels could save the world. Frankly speaking, I am very happy to be back in Budapest again, work on things that I am interested in, collaborate with highly professional people at CEU and IIIEE, stay both as a part of scientific/academic world as well as to live students life... I actually realize that this is something I was always looking for.
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Green car sequel
Posted June 9th, 2007 by alehDon't Bet your Gas On It (update to the Environmental Car Story received from the Pacific Institute)
An automotive marketing company made a startling claim in a study released earlier this year: the Hummer H3 and other SUVs have a lower life-cycle energy cost than the Toyota Prius and other hybrids. This analysis raised some eyebrows at the Pacific Institute, and we decided to take a look at the science behind this surprising finding.
Environmentally friendly car
Posted May 29th, 2007 by alehAs it happens, my friend's car was crashed and he decided to replace it with an environmentally friendly model. But how to make a choice? He called me and asked what is 'greener':
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