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Slowing Climate Change: Faster and Smoother Transitions to Better Situations - Part 3

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Note: See also Part 1 and Part 2 of this series.
NOTE TO READER: THIS POST IS NOT POLISHED YET, BUT I THOUGHT IT MIGHT HAVE SOME VALUE EVEN IN THIS UNFINISHED STATE. THANKS, DAVID LOUGHRY.
The ProxThink Growth Model may contribute in situations where governments and markets are helping with climate change, as well as […]

Posted 30 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Managing Change ‡ Comments (0)

Slowing Climate Change: Faster and Smoother Transitions to Better Situations - Part 2

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Note: Part 1 of this series can be found here.
In this post, I’ll begin to discuss how ProxThink ProxPatterns and the ProxThink Growth Model can be used for faster and smoother transitions to better situations, as we coordinate efforts to slow climate change.
I suggest you join ProxThink so you can pick up some of […]

Posted 18 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Managing Change ‡ Comments (0)

Slowing Climate Change: Faster and Smoother Transitions to Better Situations - Part 1

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Climate change may well require us to make some transitions faster than markets and governments are typically capable of. There is usually resistance to change among those with entrenched interests, in both business and government. Competition can hamper speed when it is hard to share innovations because of intellectual property protections. And markets can […]

Posted 17 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Managing Change ‡ Comments (0)

What People Want

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It’s entirely possible that what people mainly want is not stuff that is free, or to save or make money, or even things which might make their individual lives better.
It’s entirely possible that what people want is to be related to, and to be in, stimulating proximities. To have rich, varied, rewarding relationships that […]

Posted 17 January 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization ‡ Comments (0)

The Key Word in this Story was “Plenty”

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Perhaps one lesson from a story about websites that practically run themselves, is it shows that we can create resources, which once up and running, provide a lot of value and don’t require much maintenance. Knowing this is possible, let’s create more such practically self-sustaining resources. Specifically, let’s create self-sustaining resources which allow […]

Posted 13 January 2008 † David Loughry § Commentary on News ‡ Comments (0)

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