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Really interesting article... this is just another hurdle to navigate though, as we can not move forward by exposure only (obvious). As commonly stated, New technologies + Old habits leads to unsustainable outcomes. We must embrace new technologies,…
The obvious reply is 'why can't there be both?' The amount of agriculture stemming from rural areas could go down with the advent of vertical farming, but the need to produce food (potentially crops that are not common to the US, due to controlled c…
That gosh-darn scientific uncertainty always seems to rear it's ugly head every time we want to move society towards sustainability (see climate, change). This is certainly a complicated and important issue, but I think Wayne has pointed the way her…
As Lynch points out, we probably have decades to go before we actually pass "Hubbard's Peak" on the timeline. There are many reasons, however, for continuing to develop more efficient forms of transportation and alternatives to petroleum-based trans…
There is a different view on Peak Oil (anti-) exposed in the NYTimes.
This highly political issue brings out the best arguments from both sides, and I was curious of how as sustainability change agents, we would address the issues posed in this art…
What a great idea! Can we as SOS do this one day.... it could be very similar to those done before or we could also have additional advocacy opportunities...
This is tangential to the article's purpose, but I often feel that one of the last steps to bridging biology (specifically evolution) with Christian religions is saying that God initiated the program of natural selection/evolution and allowed the ea…
A forum for the free exchange of goods. If you are moving or don't want some item that you think others may have a need for, post it here! If you need something that you think others may have laying around, post it here!
Brittney you beat me to it... I wanted to post about this article as well. It is very relevant to the discussions we have in SOS and whether or not the school is well positioned to do what the article suggests.
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Peak Oil?
There is a different view on Peak Oil (anti-) exposed in the NYTimes.
This highly political issue brings out the best arguments from both sides, and I was curious of how as sustainability change agents, we would address the issues posed in this article. Part of me feels that whether we discover more oil or not, we are at a point where we have, and are beginning to transition to a different energy system (due to… Continue
This highly political issue brings out the best arguments from both sides, and I was curious of how as sustainability change agents, we would address the issues posed in this article. Part of me feels that whether we discover more oil or not, we are at a point where we have, and are beginning to transition to a different energy system (due to… Continue
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