Monthly Archives: Oct 2009

> education for sustainable development ‘goes beyond addressing values and attitudes of the individual in relation to just the environment, addressing the interconnectedness of social and economic justice to environmental issues and focusing on how to motivate and manage change … Continue reading →

> ”individuals’ ethics and the many ways in which they physically manifest themselves can be seen as the single most important means through which the status quo can be transformed and climate change solutions found.”–p. 11, protecting life from climate … Continue reading →

> “…it does contain much of relevance to equitable, ethics-informed climate change solutions. It is called the Earth Charter (EC) and it emerged from the Brundtland Commission’s call for a universal declaration of norms to guide the transition to sustainable … Continue reading →

>i’m reading the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Earth Charter.

>what the earth charter folks have to say about climate change

>to mask joanne’s madness i put some music on. i came across bc’s life short call now i read maybe fifty words in half an hour.

>i’m reading the u.n. universal declaration of human rights

> by barack obama. i’m on p. 17.

>what does the best-selling author have to say? http://www.ted.com/talks/rick_warren_on_a_life_of_purpose.html?ga_source=embed&ga_medium=embed&ga_campaign=embed

>i’m watching old ted talks, like this one on real-time brain feedback