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I am interested in regional climate change action. A lot of focus to date has been on the individual, household, state national and international levels of climate change with little focus on the neighbourhood, local area or at a regional level. By focusing on a business owners, regional and local level it allows communities, government and industry to bring together the issues and actions they are taking on climate change.
Transition towns’ is a very good model as it is driven from the grass roots and is very good for local communities. A limit of the transition town model is it is not being supported to happen across the country or a region in a systematic manner. The practice or field experience of the transition town model is the development of experimentation with the principles of energy, water, food, transport, carbon life cycle etc. That is examining climate change at a hamlet, commune, village, neighbourhood, town or suburb level there is no real definition for what sustainability means and what measures exist to benchmark against climate change data.
Al alternative approach is examining climate change at a regional level that allows for cooperation between towns, institutions, the commercial sector and government on the issues of climate change. The regional level also has great access to data to be able to measure the impact of climate change on a geographic location.
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| Survey of the most popular material read on climate change, human populations, political action, bio-diversity and renewable energy I am conducting a survey on the most popular material on climate change. This is material that deals with the impact of climate change on bio-diversity, human populations, political action, renewable energy, energy efficiency and carbon reduction. This is that you believe a significant to your learning that you would like to share with others. A tabulation of the results will be carried out and sent back to you. All responses will remain anonymous. This material may be any type of material in the forms of books, magazines, reports, journal articles, web sites, videos, blogs, social networks or associations. Please provide the title and or sources of the material in any of the categories below. You do not have to answer all the categories that are laid out below, just the material you believe are important to your learning. Please send your responses to Michael Christie, email christiemichaelj@gmail.com. I will tabulate the responses and have this back to you in the next month. Books, Reports and Magazines: 1. 2. 3. Journal articles: 1. 2. 3. Web sites, Blogs and Social Networks: 1. 2. 3. Videos: 1. 2. 3. Associations: 1. 2. 3. Other: 1. 2. 3. Looking forward to your response Michael Christie, PhD christiemichaelj@gmail.com Michael Christie 8:55 am
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| I think it would be useful to add the related group module to this page. That way other groups that have some relationship to this area of focus might become aware of the group. frankpatton 2:16 pm
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