- Education programs that get (primary school) kids outside and into wild nature
- Set out regulations and standards for sustainable consumerism, and impose labeling requirements on products
- Organic and sustainable harvest, fair trade
- Wildlife-friendly meats and animal products, and organics standards for meat
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Bring ecosystem service valuation into economics and worldwide budgets
- using the Balmford approach (and allocate the $40 bn required to preserve wild nature)
- calculate GNP using ecosystem services as a component
- take negative events out of GNP, and figure in human well-being
- Create systems to deal with the protection of wild nature, and organize the practical implications of valuing wild nature in the economy
- biodiversity assessment and monitoring
- land management practice improvement, law enforcement
- Fund, promote, require green planning and design of all our systems
- using biomimicry approaches, McDonough “Cradle to Cradle” thinking
- change the way we actually consume and engineer systems around that
- Do your part.
1 Dec 2005
5 things we should do to save the biosphere
In response to the question posed by Norman Myers to our class last week, here is my list:
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