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Getting to 350

What will we have to do to achieve the goal of 350 PPM, the determined safe level of CO2 in the atmosphere? This group will discuss the implications of this goal as well as the work of the international climate action campaign 350.org, founded by Solutions' board member Bill McKibben.

We're Just Too Productive

Part of our problem is that humans are just too productive -- we're changing the landscape too much, working too many hours, making too much money, etc. And at the same time we're neglecting proper sleep, caring for our children, continuing education, citizenship participation...etc.

So my solution is that we cut down the workweek so that we have time for rearing our children and caring for our health and family, we don't destroy the environment at this rapid pace...and we consume less because we have less money burning a hole in our pockets.

Lord Nicholas Stern on Managing Climate Change and Overcoming Poverty

Click on the link below to watch an interesting lecture by Lord Nicholas Stern, former Chief Economist at the World Bank, on the dual issue of managing climate change and overcoming poverty. Stern is the author of the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change, a 700-page report released in October 2006 on the effects of climate change on our global economy.

Solutions Journal Special Issue on 'Getting to 350'

Dear Friends:

On October 24th, 2009, people in 181 countries came together at over 5200 events to celebrate the International Day of Climate Action and call for the strongest possible action on the climate crisis. In response to 350.org’s brilliant and provocative campaign, Solutions will be launching a special edition for publication next summer dedicated to this singular global challenge. As we detail below, we're asking for your help as we design and begin to assemble this special edition on 'Getting to 350.'

Getting to 350

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