by Gary Chandler | Jul 4, 2019 | Climate Change, Corporate Social Responsibility, Leadership, Public Affairs
Global Programs Promote Sustainability, Resiliency Climate change is gaining momentum as global warming heats up. The impact on nations, cities, farms and ecosystems is rising fast. People are growing increasingly frustrated with elected officials who refuse to... 
by Gary Chandler | Apr 8, 2019 | Climate Change, Public Affairs
Democrats Form Climate Crisis Committee In the past year, cities and towns have been wiped off the map by the effects of fires, floods and hurricanes. With these catastrophes as the backdrop, the great Green New Deal generated a great deal of interest across the... 
by Gary Chandler | Jan 2, 2019 | Education, Issue Management, Public Affairs
Too Late For Reformers Governor Hickenlooper unveiled an educational blueprint for Colorado on his way out of office. Better late than never. It seems to be more political posturing for a possible presidential candidate because the report has no teeth and no... 
by Gary Chandler | Dec 10, 2018 | Biodiversity, Public Affairs, Public Land, Water Management
Watersheds Not For Sale The United States has about 640 million acres of public lands—an area more than seven times larger than Germany. If America needs a wall for defense, we need it around our public lands—which are critical to our heritage and homeland... 
by Gary Chandler | Nov 8, 2018 | Government Relations, Politics, Public Affairs
Fascism Threatening Capitalism Editor’s Note: The following book review was published in the Guardian two years ago. The momentum of global fascism continues today under the illusion of free-market capitalism and democracy. Patriots are being duped. Since this... 
by Gary Chandler | Sep 16, 2018 | Corporate Leadership, Public Affairs, Public Relations
Boycott Flattened Nike just took a big step by taking its marketing campaign into the political arena. Despite calls for boycotts from those who support racism and fascism, the new ad campaign has already generated plenty of free publicity and a spike in sales. The...