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If I have been able to pioneer over the past four decades it is first and foremost thanks to a few exceptional friends and mentors who have inspired me to go beyond even my wildest dreams, to accept tremendous challenges, to be prepared to risk it all, and yet have the confidence that if everything fails, we still have so many friends that I can slowly rise up to the next occasion. I am on a mission with passion, inspired by wisdom of science, shaped by the beauty of nature and the arts. No one put me in charge, but me.
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Gunter Pauli : “Il ne faut pas polluer moins, il faut arrêter de polluer” « InternetActu.net
Par Hubert Guillaud le 29/06/09 | 11 commentaires | 12,056 lectures | Impression “Aujourd’hui, on donne des prix environnementaux aux hommes d’affaires qui annoncent qu’ils vont polluer un peu moins. Mais il ne faut pas polluer un peu moins : il faut arrêter de polluer.” C’est sur cette base, qui pourrait paraître totalement provocatrice, que Gunter Pauli a planté le décor de son impressionnante intervention ( voir la vidéo ).
2052: A Global Forecast for the Next Forty Years.by Jorgen Randers. On Monday, 7 May, the Club of Rome is launching this new report that presents research on the state of the planet over the next 40 years, with some thought-provoking conclusions. [...] “Our common future depends on replacing this failed economic system with one that mimics the structure and dynamics of the biosphere and allocates the biosphere’s human share equitably to meet the needs of everyone.” – A Club of Rome Blog contribution by David Korten [...]