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James Workman is listed as Pioneering Manager, Lecturer, Author & Entrepreneur Advancing Resilience in Water & Natural Resources at AquaShares Inc., based in San Francisco Bay Area, United States, United States. AeroLeads shows phone signal with area code 415, 202, 414, 650 and a matched LinkedIn profile for James Workman.
James Workman previously worked as Founder at Aquashares Inc. and Principal at Confluence Communications. James Workman holds Ba, History from Yale University.
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Career arc/highlights:* Graduated Yale, studied abroad Oxford. Prize-winning investigative reporter in Washington, DC.* White House appointee to US Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt on water, dams, climate, wildfire. * Senior advisor, communications, World Commission on Dams under Nelson Mandela.* Strategic communications consultant to global corporations, agencies, NGOs on natural resources.* Award-winning author of books, articles on successful water, fisheries, energy conservation strategies. * Framed marine conservation projects and program at Environmental Defense Fund.* Editor, The Source, print & online magazine offering pragmatic news for 50,000 water professionals.* Designed & taught provocative interdisciplinary courses as visiting professor @ Whitman, Wesleyan.* Founded AquaShares, first rights-based online conservation market to trade water-saving credits.AquaShares Inc. helps water agencies in the U.S. and overseas solve their "tragedy of the commons" through equitable and efficient water savings markets. A leader in the creation of natural resource conservation markets for fresh water, forests, and marine fisheries, Workman wrote Heart of Dryness: How the last bushmen can help us endure the coming age of permanent drought, winner best book of the year the Society of Environmental Journalists; now co-authoring Sea Change: The quiet fishing revolution that is replenishing life offshore -- and on.In 1990 Workman graduated cum laude with a B.A. in history from Yale, has been a visiting professor at leading institutions, including Wesleyan University and Whitman College. But he earned his real education by blowing up dams, releasing wolves, igniting prescribed wildland fires, guiding safaris, smuggling water to besieged indigenous dissidents after breaking down alone in Africa's Kalahari Desert, and becoming a father (not in that order).Workman is also a principal at Confluence Communications, a free-lance policy analysis, writing, and speaking consultancy that articulates nuanced arguments to build resilience in water, forests, fisheries resources. He has over 25 years of experience in strategic communications for global corporations, agencies, NGOs, and media outlets. He is fluent in English and Spanish, certified by Stanford in writing, and qualified to advance environmental, social, and governance (ESG) outcomes.
Listed skills include Sustainability, Climate Change, Environmental Awareness, Policy, and 41 others.
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AquaShares helps water districts, basins, agencies, utilities and companies solve their most pressing "tragedy of the [water] commons." To do so, we custom design, build and operate online cap-and-trade water savings markets, desmonstrating successful project outcomes from California to Morocco.
Walla Walla, WA, US
Designed and taught introductory and advanced courses on how societies can slow, stop, and reverse the depletion of natural resources: * "Owning the Wild: A rights-based paradigm to replenish water, rainforests, fisheries & biodiversity."* "Governance from Below: Designing & operating an equitable groundwater market."* "Turning the Tide: A pragmatic.
New York, New York, US
After serving as deputy director of the EDF Ocean's Team's Solutions Center, I have spent the last few years researching, reporting, and co-authoring a book with Amanda Leland on the quiet, rights-based renaissance in sustainable seafood harvesting. Our book has the working title: Sea Change: The fishermen's revolution that is restoring life offshore.
The Source is a print and online magazine that we established to bring practical knowledge to the international water professional. Over the course of more than a dozen quarterly issues, we ran hundreds of feature stories, provocative interviews, substantial reports, book reviews, and insightful analyses. The Source expands the scope of urban technical.
This nonfiction narrative set in the Kalahari dramatizes the timeless struggle over water, the fulcrum of political power. Facing drought, scarcity and climate change the besieged indigenous Bushmen use voluntary survival strategies while Botswana’s government enforces regulatory rule. Their rivalry foreshadows our world, where two in three thirsty humans.
Middletown, CT, US
For the 20011-2012 academic year, Wesleyan University's College of the Environment asked me to join their new and exciting interdisciplinary approach to water, drawing on liberal arts -- history, anthropology, philosophy, economics, law, art, politics, behavioral psychology etc. -- as well as traditional sciences, to convey and discuss our evolving.
The Institute of Current World Affairs provides promising individuals with an opportunity to develop a deep understanding of an issue, country, or region outside the United States and to share that understanding with a wider public. ICWA invests in people.
Internalized market mechanisms into plans for dam removal and water/energy trading ventures.
INSTITUTE OF CURRENT WORLD AFFAIRS 2002-2004African CorrespondentConducted independent critique of international water sharing in arid regions.Dispatched 24 monthly essays w/photos for strategic policy options (titles below).Profiled communities, irrigators, society and nations confronting climate change.Filed datelines from Namib, Kalahari, Sahara and.
World Bank, World Commission on Dams Cape Town, South AfricaPrepare, edit, position, market & launch unprecedented global synthesis project to establish new approach for developing water and energy resources in a changing climate.Direct strategic outreach consensus product through international outlets, channels.Prepare, deliver tactical speeches.
Planned events, advance research, position papers and speeches prepared from U.S. Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt
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James Workman holds Ba, History from Yale University.
James Workman is listed with skills including Sustainability, Climate Change, Environmental Awareness, Policy, Environmental Policy, Policy Analysis, Community Outreach, and Sustainable Development.
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