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John Seely Brown: Chief of Confusion

http://www.johnseelybrown.com/ It is understandable that all of us focus on short-term economic events as they play out—particularly in times of crisis and recession. At the same time, however, it is dangerous to lose sight of the deep changes that will continue to unfold long after the current economic downturn is a memory. We face a long-term performance challenge that continues to intensify.
Joseph Henry VOGEL, PhD is professor of economics at the University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras. http://www.josephhenryvogel.com/home.html

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ed-begley-jr/post_1084_b_767373.html I am a proud alumnus of Los Angeles Valley College, one of the nation's 1,200 community colleges.

Ed Begley Jr.: Community Colleges and the Green Economy

A free national initiative of the American Association of Community Colleges, Sustainability Education and Economic Development (SEED) advances sustainability and green workforce development practices at community colleges by sharing innovative models and resources and building the capacity of college administrators, faculty, and staff to contribute as leaders. Through connections to policy experts and best practice and information sharing, this group aims to be more educated about and active in championing 1) policies that promote a stronger green economy with job creation potential; and 2) policies that lead directly to institutions becoming more energy efficient and green. This community is open to everyone working on or interested in green and/or sustainability on campus. http://www.theseedcenter.org/default.aspx

SEED - Sustainability Education & Economic Development

http://ecoamerica.org/ New at ecoAmerica: SEED's 2012 Program Review In collaboration with the American Association of Community Colleges, ecoAmerica has released The SEED Center's 2012 Program Review, which highlights the achievements and milestones of the program to date. Since SEED's launch in October 2010, over 440 community college presidents have signed on to SEED, to lead in greening their campuses, educators, students and communities, and in educating and training millions of clean energy workers to lead in the 21st century economy.

ecoAmericans are everywhere | ecoAmerica

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