Summary of Sandrine Dixson-Decleve's Earth for All

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 We are in a crisis. Civilization is on the cusp of five extraordinary turnarounds that will define the next fifty years, and it could be the make-or-break period for human beings. We have the power to transform ourselves, and there is no time to waste. We need to end extreme poverty. We need to fix the inequality crisis. We need an energy revolution. We need to put a stop to human population growth. And we need to rewild the Earth. But we also need to develop a new relationship with nature, one that is neither exploitative nor extractive. -> We are in a crisis. We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.
#2 We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.
#3 The Earth4All model tracks ten regions around the world. It shows that, unless we radically change course, the world will experience five turnarounds in the next fifty years.
#4 We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.

Sujets

• Science
• Global Warming
• Climate Change

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 08 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350032109
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Sandrine Dixson-Decleve's Earth for All
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

We are in a crisis. Civilization is on the cusp of five extraordinary turnarounds that will define the next fifty years, and it could be the make-or-break period for human beings. We have the power to transform ourselves, and there is no time to waste. We need to end extreme poverty. We need to fix the inequality crisis. We need an energy revolution. We need to put a stop to human population growth. And we need to rewild the Earth. But we also need to develop a new relationship with nature, one that is neither exploitative nor extractive. -> We are in a crisis. We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.

#2

We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.

#3

The Earth4All model tracks ten regions around the world. It shows that, unless we radically change course, the world will experience five turnarounds in the next fifty years.

#4

We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.

#5

We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.

#6

We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.

#7

We have the power to transform ourselves, but we must do so responsibly.

#8

There are warning signs that we are running out of resources and degrading our environment at an unprecedented rate. ----We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.

#9

World3 is a remarkably accurate model, and it has long predicted collapse in the twenty-first century. However, it does not make one specific prediction, so we should not take it as such.

#10

Earth has entered a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, and we are the dominant driver of change within the Earth system.

#11

We are at a planetary emergency. We have crossed five planetary boundaries, and many around the world live outside of the social boundaries. The goal is to bring humanity back into its safe operating space, which is represented by the area between the ecological ceiling and the social foundation.

#12

We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.

#13

-> There are warning signs that we are running out of resources and degrading our environment at an unprecedented rate. We need to end extreme poverty, fix the inequality crisis, and develop a new relationship with nature that is neither exploitative nor extractive.

#14

World3 has long predicted collapse in the twenty-first century. It does not make one specific prediction, so we should not take it as such.