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- Additional planned sections on cycles of boom and bust, industrialization of food systems, and concentration of food industries. Students reflect on lessons learned from the history of food. The lesson aims to explore changes in food systems and their impacts over time.
American towns and cities face a series of economic, environmental, and social justice challenges that hit the most disadvantaged communities especially hard. Therefore, it’s no surprise that the idea of “community resilience” has gained popularity in recent years. But too often resilience is viewed as “bouncing back to normal” after disruptions like Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy.
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The document discusses trends in the reindeer population on St. Matthew Island from 1940 to the 1980s. It shows that the population increased from 0 in 1940 to a peak of around 6,000 in the 1960s before crashing to 0 again in the 1980s. Charts from a wildlife management journal source track the dramatic boom and bust cycle of the reindeer population on the island over those decades.
The document discusses three key assumptions about natural gas: that reserves will last 100 years thanks to fracking, prices will remain low, and it is cleaner than other fossil fuels. It summarizes data on current and projected US energy consumption, CO2 emissions, and natural gas production trends. Experts argue reserves have been overstated, well productivity declines rapidly, and the marginal cost of production is higher than claimed. While natural gas will remain important, its ability to replace coal significantly for electricity or oil for transportation is limited, even with increased production challenging geologically and environmentally. It may not be the "clean bridge fuel" assumed due to full lifecycle emissions and inability to scale to required energy levels.
PCI Executive Director's slide deck for a 30 minute presentation he delivered to a group of Democratic Party supporters, on the topic of why tackling the climate crisis is so intractable politically.
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- An introduction where students brainstorm changes to the food system and place them on a timeline.
- A 20-minute lecture on agriculture and the dawn of civilizations, covering the transition to agriculture and its effects on lifestyle, population growth, and the rise of civilizations. Students take notes to update their timelines.
- Additional planned sections on cycles of boom and bust, industrialization of food systems, and concentration of food industries. Students reflect on lessons learned from the history of food. The lesson aims to explore changes in food systems and their impacts over time.
American towns and cities face a series of economic, environmental, and social justice challenges that hit the most disadvantaged communities especially hard. Therefore, it’s no surprise that the idea of “community resilience” has gained popularity in recent years. But too often resilience is viewed as “bouncing back to normal” after disruptions like Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy.
In this presentation to Community Action Partnership, we discuss why this definition of resilience is incomplete and explore why and how community based organizations can build community resilience that is more sustainable, transformative, and just.
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The document discusses how economic growth as currently defined cannot continue indefinitely due to finite resources and environmental limits. It outlines how factors both within and external to the financial system, such as declining EROI for energy sources, peak oil, and resource depletion, signal the end of economic growth as we have known it. The text advocates for reforming economic theories away from a growth-based model to an ecological economics framework that incorporates environmental impacts. It also presents strategies for communities to pursue such as transition initiatives, local currencies, and developing resilience and sustainability.
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How to adapt to, and cope with these collective challenges is the focus of this presentation which is illustrated and supported by past and present industrial cases along with the experiences and methodologies of those who have driven/weathered this storm as well as those who failed. Many of the illustrations are automated and there are exemplar movies and segue inserts throughout.
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www.bvp.com
@BessemerVP
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This document provides information about the Western New York Science and Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (WNY STAMP) located in Genesee County, New York. It introduces the Genesee County Economic Development Center team and partners involved with WNY STAMP. It then provides details on the local workforce, infrastructure, business development resources, and state/regional incentives available. Further sections outline the location, transportation access, quality of life factors, labor quality and costs, and existing supply chain industries in the region to attract advanced manufacturing businesses.
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This document discusses the Green Economy Initiative of the United Nations Environment Programme. It outlines that current global development patterns have led to multidimensional crises in the social, environmental, and economic realms. A transition to a green economy is presented as an opportunity to address these crises by substantially increasing investments in economic sectors that enhance natural capital and reduce ecological risks and environmental scarcity. The initiative would support national policies and infrastructure to create markets for green goods and services and stimulate a just transition towards sustainable development.
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Follow the Bessemer Cloud Team on Twitter:
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@kshenster
@annarchyy
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www.bvp.com
@BessemerVP
This document summarizes a financial program offered by Micro Crypto International Inc. that provides several ways to earn income, including through direct sales commissions, sponsoring a network of distributors (uni-level bonuses), and a ladderized ranking system with rewards like cars and real estate. The program also offers a Business Capital Growth component where participants can deposit capital and potentially receive a 1% daily growth rate on their deposit over a 3-month holding period.
This document summarizes the offerings of Micro Crypto International Inc., a network marketing company based in the Philippines. It provides information on their office locations and registration details. It then outlines their various membership package options ranging from 3,600 PHP to 500 USD, which provide discounts on products and a replicated webpage. The compensation plan includes 7 ways to earn including bonuses, commissions, and a patronage reward program. It also describes their business capital growth program wherein members' capital is grown at a potential 1% daily rate over 3 months.
The document discusses how doing good and having a positive social impact has become increasingly important to brands, consumers, and popular culture. It notes that major brands are seeing that sustainable and socially conscious products are growing faster than their other lines. The document also explores some of the key drivers behind this trend, including new expectations from millennials and Gen Z, the disruption of traditional advertising models, and a crisis of meaningfulness felt in the marketing industry. It profiles several brands and organizations that have pioneered new business models harnessing culture and commerce to drive social good.
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