Mark McCaffrey is a lead author of ‘Powers of 10’, a new framework identifying scalable opportunities for rapid climate and sustainability actions at individual and global scales. He draws on data from Project Drawdown’s examination of key interventions to reduce climate impacts, and looks at further powerful strategies to inspire and engage humanity. 

Mark S. McCaffery is founder of ECOS, the UN Climate Change community for education, communication and outreach stakeholders.  Based in Hungary, he has been an environmental activist for many years, establishing a national digital library and (CLEAN), the Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network) and authoring a book for teachers entitled Climate Smart & Energy Wise, published in 2014 by Corwin Press. Relocating from North America to Europe to pursue international collaboration, he helped launch the Institute for Sustainable Development Studies in Budapest and in 2016 established ECOS, which focuses on reducing climate risks and maximizing societal and ecosystem resilience through climate education and engagement.