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Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris - Citizen Participation.
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In the final segment of a three part series, Sahtouris and Henderson conclude their discussion arguing for economic policy with an eye toward protecting the environment. The pair stress citizen responsibility for protecting the environment, and focus on democracy in our society. They continue to speak about the world as a living system and how we need to be shifting towards prevention and organic methods in order to live in harmony with nature.
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1992
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HazelHendersonElisabetSahtouris3
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Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris - The Sustainable Future.
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In the second of a three-part series, Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris continue their discussion on sustaining our environment and focus on how the 1990's is a critical time period for coming to terms with the planet and redefining what we mean by progress. Henderson continues her thesis suggesting citizens should create and conduct economic policy with an eye toward protecting the environment. She and Sahtouris place particular emphasis on regulations for developed vs developing countries.
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1992
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HazelHendersonElisabetSahtouris2
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Peter Russell - Globalization.
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Peter Russell, author of The Creative Manager: Finding Inner Vision and Wisdom in Uncertain Times, discusses his book which teaches managers how to use self-discovery to become stronger leaders in today's turbulent times.
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1992
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Worth_Quoting_Hazel_Henderson_Peter_Russel_2, fscj:13494
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William Thompson.
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Dr. William Irwin Thompson - cultural historian, former Professor of Humanities at MIT, and founder of the Lindisfarne Association - discusses immigration, the immigration experience, and the changing American Dream regarding education.
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1996
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WilliamThompson
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Peter Russell - Consumerism.
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Peter Russell, author of The White Hole in Time: Our Future Evolution and the Meaning of Now, speaks about his book and the inner roots of today's planetary crisis. He discusses with Hazel Henderson his belief that people are stuck in an egocentric way of thinking that has led to the destruction of our environment.
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1992
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PeterRussell1
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Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris - Futurism.
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In the first of this three-part series, Carol Spalding Miner interviews two Futurists who agree that the world can be seen as a living system rather than a mechanical system. Although these futurists have different focuses - Elisabet Sahtourist is a biologist and Hazel Henderson is a green economist - they share similar viewpoints on the environment and how important it is for us to protect it. Sahtouris discusses her book Gaia: The Human Journey from Chaos to Cosmos and its framing of the universe as natural rather than mechanical. Henderson argues that economics should be taught with this natural framing.
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1992
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HazelHendersonElisabetSahtouris
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Hazel Henderson - Globalization.
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Author, futurist, and evolutionary economist Hazel Henderson speaks about our changing economy and the changes that she believes need to take place to reshape the global economy for sustainability at every level. NOTE: There is a secondary layer of audio barely audible in the background intermittently.
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2001
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Hazel Henderson - Think Globally, Act Locally.
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Author, futurist, and evolutionary economist Hazel Henderson urges viewers to "think globally, act locally". In other words: to recognize how political, economic, and business actions at the local level affect the world at large.
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1990
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HazelHenderson2
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Dr. P. Keshava Bhat and Dr. Frank Bracho - Development and Environmentalism.
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Dr. Frank Bracho, former Ambassador of Venezuela to India, and Dr. Keshava Bhat, an Indian Professor of Botany, discuss why the old style of development used in the past has failed and society is now plagued by pollution, waste and sickness. Dr. Bracho discusses his books, Redefining Wealth and Progress: New Ways to Measure Economic, Social, and Environmental Change and Toward a New Human Development Paradigm. Dr. Bhat discusses how the dynamics of nature and civilization have changed creating an environment that does not support old models of development.
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1993
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Dr. P. Keshava Bhat and Dr. Frank Bracho - Healthcare.
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Dr. Frank Bracho, former Ambassador of Venezuela to India and bestselling author of the Venezuelan cookbook on natural foods Guide to Good Eating, and Dr. Keshava Bhat, an Indian Professor of Botany and author of The Basics of Natural Health, discuss the state of American healthcare in the 1990’s under President Bill Clinton and question the necessity of healthcare and who bears the responsibility for providing it.
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1993
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KeshavaBhatFrankBracho2
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Eckart Wintzen.
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Eckart Wintzen and Hazel Henderson discuss the impact that businesses have on the environment and how businesses can be innovative in creating a sustainable environment. Wintzen introduces the concept of green auditing, or introducing environmental impacts as costs.
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1992
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EckartWintzen
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Ashok Khosla.
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The Earth Summit was held June 1992 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This summit was the largest gathering of world leaders, who represented one hundred seventy-eight nations. Dr. Ashok Khosla, an Indian environmentalist and founder of the magazine Sustainable Development, discusses his vision for the global economy for the next ten years after the Earth Summit.
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1992
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AshokKhosla
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