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7 During this time of rapid climate change is there anyone working in fields relating to the Gaia Hypothesis?
By Miles Greenford · Hikejoring ltd

Katharina Tripold-Kotzmuth

Dear Mr Harry ten Brink, thanks for your effort reply. My science-English is in bad use but our digital tools are able to translate for these who ar... [more]

Dear Mr Harry ten Brink, thanks for your effort reply. My science-English is in bad use but our digital tools are able to translate for these who are interested in it. The information I received from you are very interesting, and it is aware that the individual facts constitute a problem getting along. But for me it sometimes seems that problems are to be crushed into small pieces even they can be of great interest but losing by the way thiere substance.I look forward to study their submitted information, with best regards from Austria thanks again for your patience

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29 What is the role of behavioural change in mitigating climate change?
By Tania Arroyo · University of Glasgow

David Dunn

I agree with many of the comments below in that behavioral change is fundamental in mitigating climate change and firmly believe that money is at the ... [more]

I agree with many of the comments below in that behavioral change is fundamental in mitigating climate change and firmly believe that money is at the root of any real fundamental change in attitude to mitigate climate change. Taxation systems in particular could have real dramatic effects if implemented correctly can change attitudes and the way people and businesses buy and sell their goods and services. There are taxes that partially do this , replacement carbon taxes, eco-taxes and ex taxes, but these all fail in one fundamental way, that they do not cover all the issues at one go and therefore cannot make big savings in administration and collection costs. The only way I can see to achieve nearly all that is wanted is a Natural Resource Tax to replace all existing taxes, This means that everyone will be richer in that no business or individual would pay any taxes directly except the tax placed on all natural resources at as near to source as possible . This also would automatically demand a mind set change in all aspects of individual and corporate behaviour and would place a real value on natural resources based on the damage there use has on the climate and environment. I firmly believe this tax alongside a re-distributive death tax to help equalize society as a whole as prescribed by Warren Buffet and Bill Gates snr.

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2 Anybody can help me on my study about compensating variation and equivalent variation as a valuation of the impact of climate change in food security?
By Ma.Kresna Navarro · Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan

Paula Simões · Instituto Politécnico de Leiria

Hi, I suggest you the book: Freeman, A. M. (2003). The Measurement of Environmental and Resource Values (Second ed.). Washington DC: Resources for the... [more]

Hi, I suggest you the book: Freeman, A. M. (2003). The Measurement of Environmental and Resource Values (Second ed.). Washington DC: Resources for the Future. You can also e-mail me to paula.simoes@ipleiria.pt

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wat is d relationship b/w nature and literature ?

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