Sustainability Education Across Learning Environments with Dr. Liz Potter-Nelson and Sarah Meyers

[@huynhphanngockhang5733]

i like that kind of sound a lot

[@DJMICA-bz3qz]

Didn’t listen to a word, but I love the cassette graphic.

[@rickshafer6688]

I'm listening.........

[@rickshafer6688]

Sarah - "Absolutely....

[@ZennExile]

We don't need the best of the best from MIT, we need dirt farmers. The Rhizosphere is already a carbon battery and a 5 acre rural family solar carbon farm is a sustainable business model capable of supplying every 5 acre family unit with a 6 figure income and every modern advantage. Children raised on these farms are the future of sustainability. Not any of you.

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[@MagnumInnominandum]

Yes, let's talk about sustainability, carbon capture etc. Shall we have flying cars before or after the advent of these rhetorical miracles? The sustainability culture has learned the motivating and empty language of Stephen Covey, Dale Carnegie and the other business gurus of the past decades. Generating much excitement with nothing remembered the next day other than a few slogans that the listeners most identified with. Had the dream of this been implemented in a meaningful way in the 1960's or 70's citizens of the world might be able to face and understand what we are up against now. Understand that the game is lost as the complete shutdown of industrial society would be required at this point simply to reach the target of our optimism and imagination when in fact that shut down will bring the doom we sought to avoid down on us all, all the sooner. The irony of this is no doubt lost as the "educators" and "climate protectors" fly, drive and boat to sometimes exotic locations to discuss their advocation. The irony is not lost on me, it is simply that i have no dark laughter or bitter tears left for the folly we do and the destruction we have wrought.

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[@rickshafer6688]

Oh! MIT is to LEVERAGE the BEST of the University. (Now I know). Did Sarah and her friend notice the problems with western culture. Being all about electricity when China is building a coal plant a week. But it's clean (Because Sarah and her friend wouldn't be able to post a show unless the CCP's coal plants were clean). They passed it by the MIT hall monitor.

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"Those who can, do; those who can't, teach."