Description
Droughts • Floods • Wildfires • Poverty • Poachinig • Social Breakdown • Violence • Economic Instability • Mass Emigration to Cities • Disease Outrbreaks • Climate Change
These are some of the mounting problems we are facing around the world today... and they are all symptoms of our environment becoming increasingly unstable.
Our problems fall under three headings – social, economic and environmental.
Every decision or policy on earth is being made in the context of addressing either a social, an economic or an environmental need, desire or problem.
Through people, managing economies, we use nature to produce everything imaginable... from food and clothing to spacecraft.
If people, economies and nature are the only things we manage in order to produce everything, and if our global problems are social, economic and environmental and are increasing no matter how hard we try to solve them, then it can only mean one thing – our management is failing. On a global scale.
Which is why wrote this workbook – I wanted to share knowledge and understanding of why this is happening and how we can solve our problems using exciting new management and ecological discoveries and insights.
These new discoveries offer answers to the cause of our increasing global problems and will give students of any age hope by offering, not only answers, but scalable solutions to our increasing global problems.
Learning insights:
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An understanding of why our management is failing and how to prevent it.
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Management that guarantees an increase in our individual and collective social, economic and environmental stability.
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Learning how to choose the right actions, practices and policies for our own unique social, economic and environmental circumstances.
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Knowledge of how Earth’s four ecosystem processes function because these are the foundation which sustains all human endeavour – all economies, all civilisation and all life.
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Understand the mounting symptoms of global desertification and how it causes the climate to change.
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Gain new insight into how and why Earth’s different environments respond differently to rest/conservation/rewilding at either end of the brittleness scale.
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An understanding of our current environmental-management tools and an introduction to a new (biological) tool that we can use to help reverse the desertification of the world’s brittle environments.
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Categories:
Education; Conservation; Humanitarian; Agriculture; Policy Economic; Conflict Resolution; Climate Change.
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Details
Publisher - Sarah Savory
Language - English
Paperback
Author(s) - Sarah Savory | Jacqui Taylor
Published Date - November 14 2024
ISBN - 9781779337498
Dimensions - 29.7 x 21 x 1.1 cm
Page Count - 184
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