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The Need for a Radical Tactical Shift - NOW
Lewis Pugh asks us to committ ourseklves 100% to a "radical tactical shift"which changes the way we do things to modify man made global warming. (10 min)
TED Talks: The Amateur Professional
Shift Happens
Some interesting statistics on the changes that are happening in the world today. I think the message is important to everyone. Shift happens, and you can't know what's happening, you can't understand it no matter how clever you may be. But you can be interested, you can understand what's happening in your own local area, and you can connect that to the pattern of world wide change in a general way. You need to be responsible for your own re-education.
Here's the video -
"Shift Happens" (7 min)
Charles Leadbeater weaves a tight argument that innovation isn't just for professionals anymore. In fact it never was. Leadbeater talks about how we organize ourselves without organizations. The traditional view about how innovation occurs is invalid.
The Rise of the Amateur Professional. (20 min)
Four Years.Go. - A Campaign To Change The Course of History
Communicate 2007:
Solitaire Townsend, Futerra
Her studies convinced her that a new approach to communications was needed in order to engage businesses and consumers on issues of sustainability. Futerra has compiled worldwide learning to understand what works and what doesn't when communicating with people about environmental and social issues. That learning has been distilled into ten key rules (www.futerra.co.uk/10rules) that underpin the company's work. - 16 min
TED Talks: Inspired ideas for a sustainable future
Worldchanging.com founder Alex Steffen offers a fast-paced round-up of radical (but possible) answers to our planet's greatest challenges. As Western-style consumerism spreads to developing countries, we must re-imagine our world - a process he believes is slowly happening in such cities as Vancouver and Portland, Oregon, and also in the developing world, where new technologies and new forms of collaboration are combining to solve 21st-century problems.
Alex Steffen: Inspired ideas for a sustainable future (20 min)
Arithmetic, Population and Energy
Dr Albert A Bartlett is a remarkable man. In a video that lasts almost an hour he explains in words everyone can understand why the USA will quite quickly run into decline and why the rapid development of China will also change course. However Dr Bartlett only has part of the story. He neglects the effect of free markets on the picture. Oil is not going to "run out" it's simply going to get so expensive that most of us will choose not to use it. That is likely to happen more quickly that we expect. Our use of oil will be forced down and down and down. That will cause huge hardship in every part of the economy that is heavily oil dependent, and severe dislocation and adjustment everywhere.
Incomes will fall, and there will be an increase in the death rate. Real estate prices will fall, but not in a uniform way. It will be unpleasant but most of us will survive IF we are blessed by good GOVERNANCE. Resource wars will not solve the problem.
There is a transcript here:
And a video stream here:
Dr Albert A Bartlett: Arithmetic, Population and Energy (58 min)
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