 Terry Tamminen. He served as Secretary of the California EPA and as Chief Policy Advisor to former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Author of Lives
Per Gallon: The True Cost of Our Oil Addiction , he describes a shift to sustainable fuels. Working with environmental and business leaders, he designed California’s Hydrogen Highway… More >>
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Josh Tickell. The
creator of The Veggie Van and The Veggie Car and author of From
the Fryer to the Fuel Tank ,
he has inspired thousands to make and use biodiesel. He takes
audiences through the history and current crisis of our fossil
energy society as well as makes presentations on saving money
with biodiesel for vehicle fleets…
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Katie Alvord. Author
of Divorce
Your Car!: Ending the Love Affair with the Automobile ,
she writes about transportation reform for E Magazine, Orion
Afield, Urban Ecologist, Utne Reader, The Boston Globe, and
others. She speaks on the benefits of reducing car use and on
the many ways individuals and local governments can do so…
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Jim Motavalli.
Editor of E Magazine and author of Breaking
Gridlock: Moving Toward Transportation that Works
and Forward
Drive: The Race to Build "Clean" Cars for the Future .
He has written for The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The
Nation, Salon, Grist, and others. He speaks on public transit
and emerging "clean car" technologies… More
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Tony Seba. Author of Solar Trillions and an expert on the profit potentials in clean energy, his work includes a focus on new battery technology, on the electrification of transportation and shipping activities currently dependent on liquid fuels, on what transportation electrification will mean, and on how it will happen… More >> |
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Dom Nozzi. Author of Road
to Ruin: An Introduction to Sprawl and How to Cure It and The Car Is The Enemy Of The City, he is an urban planner with extensive experience in pedestrian and trail planning. He is currently Executive Director of Walkable Streets Urban Design and an instructor for the National Complete Streets Coalition… More >> |
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Betsy Rosenberg.
Host and producer of EcoTalk on KCBS Radio and Air America
Radio, in her "spare time" she founded and leads a grassroots
campaign - Don't Be Fueled! Mothers For Clean and Safe Vehicles
- focused on the environmental problems of SUVs. She speaks on
the ways people can make a difference with their transportation
choices… More
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Stephen Goddard.
Author of three books on transportation history and policy, most
notably the critically acclaimed Getting
There: The Epic Struggle between Road and Rail in the American
Century .
His feature articles have appeared in The New York Times, Philadelphia
Inquirer, Chicago Tribune, Atlanta Constitution, San Francisco
Chronicle… More
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Bill Moore. As the
publisher and editor of EV World, he covers advanced vehicle
technology and sustainable transportation. He has also written
for Discover, Popular Science, and Air & Space Smithsonian.
His presentations focus on the transition from oil-dependent transportation
to the options, from electric cars to hybrids to fuel cells…
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David Blume. Author of Alcohol
Can Be A Gas! Fueling an Ethanol Revolution for the 21st Century , he explains the history and technology of renewable ethanol. He started an organization that has taught hundreds how to produce and use low cost alcohol fuel, and his firm provides equipment for dispersed biofuels generation… More >> |
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Ross Klein. Author
of Cruise
Ship Blues: The Underside of the Cruise Ship Industry.
He is widely viewed as the most knowledgeable person in the world
about the environmental impacts of cruise ships. In his two books
and many articles, he has written extensively about those impacts.
He describes the sweeping changes needed… More
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Joel Robertson.
He produced the first joint chemical industry and railway safety
conference, and he has spoken to hundreds of audiences on railroad
and hazardous materials safety issues. He has spoken in China
and been an expert interviewee on ABC World News Tonight. He speaks
on the safe rail transport of toxic and hazardous materials…
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