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USA - footprint - 0 views

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      I found this graph to be extremely alarming - the ecological footprint of the US surpassed its biocapacity decades ago, even before 'climate change' became a topic of discussion.  The difference between the biocapactiy of the US and its footprint continues to increase over the period shown - a clear indication that change needs to happen now.  
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    USA's footprint compared to biocapacity.
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Canada - footprint - 0 views

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      It is interesting to note that Canada's ecological footprint has stayed fairly constant over the time period depicted, however the biocapacity has fallen dramatically. This organization stated on the previous page that "... countries and regions with surplus ecological reserves-not the ones relying on continued ecological deficit spending-will emerge as the robust and sustainable economies and societies of the future." Based on this, it would seem that with careful ecosystem management, Canada could become one of these "robust and sustainable" economies, particularly in comparison to others such as the USA, UK and China which have already surpassed their biocapacity.
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    Canada's footprint compared to biocapacity.
jscharrer

UK - footprint - 0 views

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    UK's footprint compared to biocapacity.
jscharrer

Footprint for Nations - 0 views

  • Each country has its own ecological risk profile: Many are running ecological deficits, with Footprints larger than their own biological capacity
  • a resource accounting tool that helps countries understand their ecological balance sheet
  • It is almost certainly the case that countries and regions with surplus ecological reserves—not the ones relying on continued ecological deficit spending—will emerge as the robust and sustainable economies and societies of the future
meganrowe

Why Don't Young Americans Buy Cars? - 1 views

This article is a small affirmation of Gratton's "shift" in society. The millenials of today are beginning to see the benefits of making their own choices to not follow the traditions of past gener...

trends globablization millenials the shift

started by meganrowe on 30 Nov 14 no follow-up yet
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Joseph Shenker of Sullivan & Cromwell, On Standing The Test Of Time - 0 views

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    Joseph (Joe) C. Shenker, one of the most decorated attorneys in the US market shares some lessons from an institution that has built one of the best brands in the business on the sturdy platform of stewardship - there is a great section in this interview on Globalization, Footprint & Client Service
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