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Revision as of 19:12, 26 March 2016
How can greens rise to the challenge of global politics and have substantive and meaningful impact globally? Clearly, the times in which we live demand green values and solutions. “Think globally, act locally” captures a green ethic yet climate change/global warming and a litany of threats to our earth’s future go beyond a call to local action. A green strategy that is comprehensive, diverse and empowered in every community is needed to join local actions into green networking and a rippling, powerful global wave.
-- Steven Schmidt
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AN EOS PROPOSAL
Networking effective green politics on a global, international scale...
eOS - Part One - Global Best Practices
eOS - Part Two - ECO OS Challenges & Opportunities
eOS - Part Three - Seeing the World in New Ways
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eOS featured in Green Horizon
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- About Us
- Biodiversity
- Bioneers
- Citizen Science
- Earth Law
- Earth Observations
- Earth Science
- Earth360
- Ecology Studies
- Environmental Full-cost Accounting
- Environmental Protection
- Environmental Security, National Security
- EOS eco Operating System
- Externalities
- Green Networking
- Green Politics
- Green Values
- Land Ethic
- Networking
- New Space
- Nuclear Nonproliferation
- Peace
- Planet Citizen
- Planet Scientist
- Planet Citizens, Planet Scientists
- Sustainability
- Sustainability Policies
- ThinBlueLayer
- Whole Earth