Ways to Quickly Learn About/ Overview the 50+ Environmental & Climate Change Areas

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We know we need to apply the environmental and climate change areas, and soon, because the world is running out of time… But have you ever tried to learn the 50+ environmental and climate change areas? They’re all intertwined, they go hugely in-depth, and there are so many different specialist fields. So how do we figure out the priorities and apply them on an individual, societal and governmental level?

I created this guide to help you rapidly get through the 50+ environmental and climate change areas, to help you figure out the priorities quickly (or at least 100x more quickly than the usual way) and to help you find prioritised methods, as well as understanding some of the most important parts in more depth if you are interested.

Click on the button below and scroll down to the bottom of the page to find an overall summary of the Goals, Priorities and Methods so far. There are also a number of articles that contain solution stimulators and quick-start summaries for 12 in-depth areas, including Sustainability, Governments, Conservation, The Environment and Health, Agriculture, and Businesses and Organisations.

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3. Ways to Be More Environmentally Friendly & Socially Responsible

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We’ve been regularly hearing that over the next 50 years, the world needs to become considerably more climate change friendly… However, what if we could include this with being environmentally friendly and socially responsible? And what if this could be worked on in a more incremental or easier way- so when you have the energy or resources or money, you know what to prioritise, and when you don’t, you can wait until you do.

However- what do we prioritise? During the times when we have more energy or money or resources and we want to help, how do we do this? We’re going to explore this topic here…

For the time that you have energy or resources or money, what are priority ways that you can shop and act more socially responsibly?

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Do you know what the best idea ever is, that should be rolled out to absolutely everything everywhere?

When you go to some supermarkets, some self-service checkouts have a step where you can donate $1, $2, $5 to a selection of several charities…

So if you have 200 shoppers make $2 donations, the supermarket raises $400 in just 1 day. I love this so much… And if supermarkets or shops choose 4 or 5 most needed or neglected charities to support, this is even more fantastic. And it’s so easy to do… You don’t need to take out your wallet, your checkout already says $87, so what is $5- or just $2- more? It’s so easy to do…

If you were a supermarket or business, what charities would you individually choose if you were to do this?

I would have a month’s worth of charities with a focus on neglected or most needed charities, and rotate them each week, with a choice of 4-5 charities for shoppers each week. And to have a really good 4 or 5 sentences for each neglected, urgent or most needed charities.

However, I get the feeling that this would only work if it was via self serve checkouts… Am I wrong? For example, when someone asks me, I feel pressured. But when it’s completely my choice, what is $2? It’s so easy… Well, if the descriptions of the charities are good…

It could even be a game… what are the 4 charities that most need it each month?

4. Ways to Understand the 100 World Economic Development Priorities

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A lot of people think of the 100 most important world economic goals, as a hard to understand area, but it’s really just made up of lots of interconnected insights.

While methods to do with economic development NEED to be evaluated by a lot of experts before being rolled out on a large scale, the wider field of economic anthropology is made up of various things that people have noticed that support the 100 world economic priorities.

While it is true that I also have a background in technical economics, here are some of the building blocks I have noticed around the 100 most important world economic goals- i.e. building blocks via anthropological economics, or things that you notice that help to solution stimulate economic priorities (while at the same time making sure that they get evaluated BEFORE implementation).

For example, We know that we have 8 billion people… We know that each person’s spending is another person’s income... It would be so good to support everyone get closer to Level 10/10 happiness from their career rather than a Level 1/10 happiness. Therefore, how do we figure out which new and established industries have the best economic, environmental and social effects for our overall societies?

People are still following large parts of the plan in Adam Smith- the father of modern capitalism’s- books. Therefore, how do we write a new manifesto of what industries and spending types support the 8 billion the best?

Therefore, if you have the income, time and energy to spend in a socially good way once a month, or once a week, or once a fortnight, you know where best to do this. Let’s explore this below:

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Do you know what the best idea ever is, that should be rolled out to absolutely everything everywhere?

When you go to some supermarkets, some self-service checkouts have a step where you can donate $1, $2, $5 to a selection of several charities…

So if you have 200 shoppers make $2 donations, the supermarket raises $400 in just 1 day. I love this so much… And if supermarkets or shops choose 4 or 5 most needed or neglected charities to support, this is even more fantastic. And it’s so easy to do… You don’t need to take out your wallet, your checkout already says $87, so what is $5- or just $2- more? It’s so easy to do…

If you were a supermarket or business, what charities would you individually choose if you were to do this?

I would have a month’s worth of charities with a focus on neglected or most needed charities, and rotate them each week, with a choice of 4-5 charities for shoppers each week. And to have a really good 4 or 5 sentences for each neglected, urgent or most needed charities.

However, I get the feeling that this would only work if it was via self serve checkouts… Am I wrong? For example, when someone asks me, I feel pressured. But when it’s completely my choice, what is $2? It’s so easy… Well, if the descriptions of the charities are good…

It could even be a game… what are the 4 charities that most need it each month?