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Peter Senge on Climate Interactive

August 26, 2008 by Andrew P. Jones

Climate Interactive has many creation stories.

One central one for me was the day in 2006 when, at a workshop for the Donella Meadows Leadership Fellows program where I was a trainer and Peter Senge a guest presenter, Peter said, “We need to get more system dynamics models of climate out there in the world, making a difference. What do you think we could do?”

Since then, Peter has been a driving force behind this effort to make climate simulations useful as a vehicle to climate stabilization.  Here’s his thinking about this movement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNPdTJ207eg