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[renegadeurbanmediasource]

These are FACTS! Haiti was also the first independent nation in Latin America and the Caribbean. They got sick of France’s nonsense! Piti piti zwazo fè nich li

[llewelynpritch]

https://lnkd.in/ePQYyDqNhttps://lnkd.in/eQKgVA3b Causes of the global, cost of living, climate crises.  #AI #Perplexity #ChatGPT Llewelyn Pritchard 28 August 2023

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https://lnkd.in/ePQYyDqNhttps://lnkd.in/eQKgVA3b Causes of the global, cost of living, climate crises.  #AI #Perplexity #ChatGPT Llewelyn Pritchard 28 August 2023

[passionateearthproject]

The Acceleration of Evolutionary Change

An excerpt from the Passionate Earth: The Evolution of Our Relationship with the Natural World by John Del Signore. I will be posting new articles to this site on a regular basis.

The reason for this rapid increase in change lies in the principle that as systems become more advanced and accumulate knowledge, that added knowledge allows for more change to occur and at an accelerated rate.

The adaptation part is the bigger problem. How will humanity cope with this, and will we be able to develop the intellectual and emotional tools necessary to succeed? 

[robertjtiess]

An excerpt from my poem "Colorado River Wisdom"

Thank you for reading this.

Poem text link: https://allpoetry.com/poem/16912511-Colorado-River-Wisdom-by-Robert-J.-Tiess

[klikomo]

Interesting facts #70

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[perspectiveunbound]

Free Markets and Environmental Stewardship: A Sustainable Future for Scotland

The Intersection of Free Markets and Environmental Sustainability in Scotland Hello, dear readers! Today, we explore a compelling theme at the crossroads of economic policy and environmental stewardship: the role of free-market principles in promoting environmental sustainability in Scotland. As global awareness of environmental issues intensifies, it becomes imperative to consider how economic frameworks can contribute to ecological health without stifling growth. Scotland has always been a land rich with natural resources and a strong community sense of protecting the natural heritage. Yet, there lies a vast potential in harmonising this environmental ethos with the dynamism of free-market mechanisms. The question stands – can free markets be the catalyst for innovative environmental solutions? The theory of free-market environmentalism suggests that property rights, market incentives, and entrepreneurial innovation can effectively address environmental issues. By assigning property rights, individuals and companies have a vested interest in maintaining and enhancing the value of their resources. This could mean a timber company ensuring sustainable forest management to maintain its business long-term, or coastal communities investing in preserving marine biodiversity to support fishing industries. Moreover, market incentives can spur technological innovation that leads to more efficient resource use and less pollution. For example, renewable energy technologies, such as wind or solar power, have seen significant investments not just as alternative energy sources, but as economically viable ones thanks to technological advances driven by market demands. However, for such principles to be effective, transparency in market processes and stringent enforcement of property rights is crucial. Additionally, government policies should be designed to encourage market-based responses to environmental challenges. This might include subsidies for clean energy technologies or carbon pricing mechanisms that make polluting activities more costly, thus tilting businesses towards greener practices. As Scotland looks forward, the interplay of free markets and environmental sustainability could define a path where economic growth and environmental health are not just parallel aims but integrated ones. How do you think free-market principles can be applied to address Scotland's environmental issues? Please share your thoughts and let's delve deeper into this crucial dialogue. Thank you for joining this conversation. Warm regards, Alastair Majury *Perspectives Unbound* --- *Follow Alastair Majury for more insights on economic freedom, innovation, and sustainable development in Scotland.*

[kimludcom]

The Wild West of Wealth? 🤠💰 & Secret Tax Haven NO ONE is Talking About Hint: It's NOT the Caymans : https://youtu.be/8DWf1bUbUjE

[theusaleaders]

Explore 10 Hidden Shiny Facts About Diamond Mine in Arkansas

Imagine stumbling upon a shiny gem that turns out to be a real diamond — sounds like a fairytale, right? Well, not in Arkansas! This state is not just rich in natural beauty but also in diamonds, making it a hidden gem, quite literally. Now, get this: the diamond mine in Arkansas isn’t just a spectacle to behold; it’s a treasure trove where you can play miner for a day and maybe find a sparkler to call your own.

[usnewsper-business]

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President Johnson's Vision: Creating a Better America for All! #Americanpolitics #cleanairandwater #EconomicOpportunityAct #education #environmentalconservation #environmentalprotection #federalspendingonschools #governmentinvolvementinsocialwelfare #GreatSociety #healthcare #inequality #LyndonB.Johnson #medicaid #medicare #nationalparks #naturalresources #poverty #racialinjustice #scholarships #society. #StateoftheUnionaddress #VotingRightsAct #wildliferefuges

[passionateearthproject]

Sustainability and Climate Change Blog

In contrast to James Lovelock’s Gaia theory that does consider the Earth as an organism in that it supports life by the regulation of its many systems such as its geography, climate and atmosphere.

[tutoroot]

What is the Importance of the Natural Resources? 

Firstly, the resources that already exist on planet earth or are formed without any intervention of humans, are called Natural Resources. For instance, popular examples of natural resources are Plants, Soil, Air, Water, Fossil Fuels, and many more. These natural resources are very essential for us humans, as they offer multiple benefits, like that of fossil fuels that are actively used in transportation and electricity generation.  

Types of Natural Resources

Now, here in this section, we are going to talk briefly about the different types of natural resources, as well as provide some examples of them. Firstly, natural resources are categorized into two types, renewable and non-renewable resources. 

·Renewable Resources

The resources which are not limited and can be actively used repeatedly for multiple purposes are classified as renewable resources.  

·Non-Renewable Resources

Unlike renewable resources, these resources are limited, which means they cannot be renewed, as they run out of abundance in the coming years. 

Importance of the Natural Resources

As we have already covered the Natural Resources and their types. Let us now discuss the importance of natural resources, and why we must take initiative to conserve them instead of overusing them. 

Various Natural Resources that come out of forests such as wood, can be actively used for many purposes, for making furniture, etc.  

While plants and animals across the ecosystem, also provide us with shelter as well as food. 

Natural Resources from various plants also consist of multiple medicinal properties which is why they are actively used in the healthcare industry. 

Besides, this, other resources like coal, and petroleum, are used for transportation as well as in the generation of electricity as stated above. 

Moreover, solar energy, wind, and tidal energy are other forms of natural resources that are also used for electricity generation. 

Water bodies play a very important role in humans’ day-to-day needs as they are used for the fishing industry, transportation across continents, as well as, for agriculture. 

Other non-renewable resources like gold and diamonds are generally used in the jewelry industry, and also have decoration. 

Furthermore, other minerals, metals, and chemicals played an active role in industrialization, which led to urbanization across the world. 

If you want to learn more about any other interesting topics in physics, or having any trouble understanding the concepts. Then it would be a good idea for you to join the Online Interactive Classes offered by the Tutoroot platform, and access the various benefits offered through this program. 

[hargo-news]

Regional Parliament of Gorontalo Drafts Regulations on Culture-Based Education, History, and Natural Resources

#CultureBasedEducation #HistoryLearning Regional Parliament of Gorontalo Drafts Regulations on Culture-Based Education, History, and Natural Resources

Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – The Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) of Gorontalo Regency is currently working on two draft local regulations (Ranperda), one of which will be the first of its kind in Indonesia. It is the regulation on culture-based, history-based, and natural resources-based learning. “Interestingly, especially for the Ranperda on culture-based, history-based, and natural…

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