What did Schellnhuber say this time?
What do you think?
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Bill Harris founded Facilitated Systems in 1999 to help people by helping the organizations in which they spend so much of their time. He uses a number of approaches to help them make sense of the puzzles and problems organizations face.
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While they don't reveal the details of their model, it seems by their admission (p. 22) that it does not incorporate feedback effects. Thus it may miss behaviors that could prove dominant and perhaps more damaging over time.
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Only viable solution that can work now:
- The solution: TRAVEL LESS
- Less long distance commuting
- Grow foods at home
- Make goods locally
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Scientists have warned of impending disaster.
And life has, for the most part, gone on just as before.
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Figure 8 shows the world system if several policy changes are adopted together in the year 1970. Population is stabilized. Quality of life rises about 50 per cent. Pollution remains at about the 1970 level. Would such a world be accepted? It implies an end to population and economic growth.
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