Huey Johnson, “Green Planning at Nation Scale”
October 6th, 02008 by Stewart Brand
Green Plans
Green Plans, said Johnson, are government-run environmental programs that rise to the scale and longevity of environmental problems. Instead of acting piecemeal, they are comprehensive, systemic, integrated, and accountable. Instead of pursuing an energy policy, an air policy, and a water policy separately, you have to have one policy that covers them all.
He singled out three shining examples of how to make Green Plans work…
Read the rest of Stewart Brand’s Summary
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Todays educational rooftops if converted could have plants growing to aid in our food supply issue’s. A cloth bio dome could keep groth of plants year around.
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