Senator John Heinz

RELATED NEWS

  • Jane Lubchenco named to head NOAA by President-elect Barack Obama go >>
  • John Holdren named as President-elect Barack Obama's chief science advisor go >>
  • Lois Gibbs is profiled in Audubon Magazine on the 30th anniversary of Love Canal go >>
  • Jane Lubchenco contributes to National Public Radio Morning Edition go >>
  • Peter Matthiessen is the 2008 National Book Award winner for fiction go >>
  • Amory Lovins featured among America's Best Leaders of 2008 by U.S News and World Report go >>
  • Marian Wright Edelman featured among America's Best Leaders of 2008 by U.S News and World Report go >>
  • Jane Lubchenco writes op-ed for The Oregonian on protecting ocean treasures go >>
  • Dorothy Height is interviewed on 'Tell Me More' on NPR go >>
  • Joseph DeRisi interviewed on Tech Nation go >>
  • Amory Lovins receives first "Green Hero" designation by Go-Green go >>
  • Joseph DeRisi is profiled on Voice of America's "American Profiles" go >>
  • Generations of Hope, Brenda Krause Eheart's non-profit community adoption project, is profiled in The New York Times go >>
  • Geoffrey Canada interviewed on NPR's 'Fresh Air' go >>
  • Amory Lovins, 4th Heinz Award, is profiled in The Economist go >>
  • Paul Anastas, 12th Environment Heinz Award, was honored recently by the Council of Scientific Society Presidents go >>
  • James Hansen, internationally-known climate scientist, received a 29th Annual Common Wealth Award of Distinguished Service go >>
  • Newsweek magazine named Lois Gibbs to its list of the last century's top environmental leaders go >>
  • Community activist Peggy Shepard was recently named recipient of the 2008 Jane Jacobs Medal go >>
  • Dr. Mario Molina joined the Grand Challenges for Engineering committee seated by the National Academy of Engineering, studying the future of our planet go >>
  • An aggressive new program has significantly reduced asthma attacks in children at the Harlem community center headed by Geoffrey Canada go >>
  • Jane Lubchenco shares the Zayed International Prize for Scientific and Technological Advancements in the Environment go >>
  • Bruce Katz is interviewed in Pop City article on the Brookings Institution's new initiative, Blueprint for American Prosperity go >>
  • Robert Langer receives Millenium Technology Prize go >>

news

The Heinz Awards

2008

August 27, 2008

Mario Molina has joined a stellar panel of his peers who are studying the future of our planet. Dr. Molina, 9th Environment Heinz Award, is on the Grand Challenges for Engineering committee seated by the National Academy of Engineering. The group will study four broad realms of human concern - sustainability, health, vulnerability and joy of living - and identify specific challenges within those categories. The international engineering panel of experts will seek ways to put their knowledge into practice to meet these needs. Dr. Molina shared the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1995 and is in the chemistry and biochemistry department at the University of California, San Diego.

Dr. Mario Molina joined the Grand Challenges for Engineering committee seated by the National Academy of Engineering, studying the future of our planet