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Volume X - Issue II - February 2008

Editorial

 

Climate Change!
What it means for the World of Project Management!

By David L. Pells

Over the past ten years or so, “Global Warming” has been one of the world’s highest visible and most controversial topics.  As the evidence that the climate is indeed warming has mounted during the last few years, the subject has expanded into “Climate Change”.  Now there is mounting evidence and alarm related to melting glaciers in Antarctica, the Arctic north and Greenland – the Northwest Passage above Canada is actually becoming a possible shipping lane.  Nations, global organizations and non-governmental organizations worldwide are launching research projects, projecting drastic changes for life on earth, and calling for action.

In recent months, I have been monitoring announcements and news from the United Nations, World Bank and other organizations related to climate change.  Those announcements are increasing, as massive amounts of money are being directed towards environmental projects, alternative energy supplies, energy-saving technologies, and other “green” programs and initiatives.  Just in the last 45 days, we have published the following new articles on www.pmforum.org.

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David Pells

 

David L. Pells is the Managing Editor of PM World Today and of www.pmforum.org, one of the world’s leading online sources of project management news and information. David is an internationally recognized leader in the field of professional project management, with over thirty years’ experience in project management related activities and positions.
His professional experience includes a wide variety of programs and projects, including engineering, construction, transit, defense and high technology, and project sizes ranging from several thousand to ten billion dollars. He served on the board of directors of the Project Management Institute (PMI®) twice, and was awarded PMI’s Person of the Year award in 1998 and Fellow Award in 1999.  David can be reached via email at: editor@pmforum.org

 

 

 

 

 


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