#economic solutions | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

batfambyval · 5 months

Text

Okay here’s the thing I’m really annoyed about concerning Tim Drake:

He didn’t remain CEO in more than name. He let Lucius take care of everything he just used the position to create his Neon Knights initiative. He isn’t running WE. He is however running NK. He’s traveling around the world setting up NK locations in cities with lots of at risk youth. He’s not running a Fortune 500 company he’s running a non-profit charity organization dedicated to protecting kids and getting more people on a stable path earlier in life. He isn’t out here dealing with rich, white, assholes so he can make money for himself! He’s doing it to better the world, he’s doing it for education and a safe environment for kids around the world! And he is facing a lot of resistance from the rest of the rich and powerful. He is endearing himself to no one in the business world because his ultimate goal is to dethrone them all by fixing the wage gap. He wants people to have choices so the rich and powerful can’t exploit them as easily.

Tim Drake is not a business man. He has the skills, the ruthlessness and the determination but not the desire. He uses his status and money to help people in need. And it’s a more realistic way of helping the world. You can’t just throw money at problems and expect them to go away. Donating money doesn’t help nearly as much as using money to create systems that help people get the skills and opportunities they need. It takes dedicated work and meticulous oversight and it’s not something that can be done casually. It’s a commitment, not a hobby. The world is to fucked up for any easy fixes. But Neon Knights is a great idea, a long term solution if done correctly. I’ve always thought that fixing education and making sure everyone has equal opportunity from a young age would fix a lot of the issues in the world. More educated people making smarter decisions, more diversity because everyone’s success in entirely merit based. Anyway I’m getting off track. Point is, Tim isn’t some business man with charitable contributions here and there. He’s dedicated his civilian life to the long term benefit of society. He’s not a slacker or a full time vigilante. He’s out there building an entirely new system, a global network of people and locations dedicated solely to helping kids have better futures.

284 notes · View notes

sporesgalaxy · 1 year

Text

google search how to come across like a normal guy while also getting to tell my college professor who teaches The History Of America in the Cold War about the song "Reaganomics" by a guy called Lemon Demon

#her: opens the lecture on reaganomics by pointing out the hypocrisy of the right at the time--#--for wanting neoliberal economics w 'small govt' but also demanding social conservative policies enforced by the govt #me in my brain: IN THIS PRESENT CRISIS. GOVERNMENT. IS NOT THE SOLUTION TO OUR PROBLEM. GOVERNMENT *IS* THE SOLUTION TO OUR PROBLEM.#adddna

133 notes · View notes

awordwasthebeginning · 5 months

Text

I mean this as kindly as possible: please don't turn your personal preferences into general advice.

#work today is just...spectacular. so many Opinions.#i don't want to know if you personally like this thing. i want to know if it's the economically sensible solution #please don't plan a park without bins just because you think they're not aesthetically pleasing #you may not mean it like that but it makes you sound arrogant. sometimes you really don't know better than anyone else #personal #loquor

16 notes · View notes

annahilationten · 1 year

Text

Society has put so much more effort into keeping people alive (as an Industry in the age of post-humanity) than it has put into making said life worth living. An example of a clear link between cultural and economic problems.

Now there’s articles about how we need to consider spending increasingly longer portions of our lives working to finance ourselves and other generations because we are living longer. -But our ability to work (and “live”) still diminishes with age even as we are able to live to older ages.

The solution is not to just keep finding medical advancements forever, but first, to live better lives with the same time. Not as individual choice but as a change of our cultural values across society.

Profit and the spread of industrialization into culture itself has created an age of post-humanity. Most people focus purely on the economic consequences of such a system on individual people, but what goes mostly unnoticed is the cultural shift which has occurred internally within everyone, even those aware and critical of the economic harm being done to humanity. In an attempt to be utilitarian, people still value quantity of what is considered improvement over quality.

#You often need to solve an economic problem with a cultural solution #a lot of people across the political spectrum do not understand that

19 notes · View notes

twilightarcade · 2 months

Text

i still can't believe she said that shit to me

#wordstag #she KNOWS I can't get behind that stuff ! She's met me yeah ?#tthen she has the audacity to say it's not that deep. Like yeah; saying that all of humanity is inherently evil and wouldn't #accomplish anything if it weren't for their lives hanging over their heads isn't that deep. Average Tuesday type conversation.#'if you were an apple farmer wouldn't you want to hoard your apples?' BUT FOR WHAT?? WHERE DOES THAT GREED GET YOU. WHY IS THE AVERAGE #PERSON IN YOUR MIND INHERENTLY GREEDY. Like ohhh if everything was free nothing would get done because people need motivation #like shit isn't getting done as it is now. You want to be a music teacher. You can't because of money. Why isn't this an obvious solution #like . I know you can't just go welp everything is free now; have fun. I know you can't destroy all of modern economics like that.#but why is a hypothetical magical world where we do that bad. What did the human race do before capitalism? Just roll over and die?#there was still art. There's always art. There's always going to be someone who wants to do something with their life that can't #because of MONEY. Like everything is so focused on money [coughing at the art industry] why can't it just be .#^^^^ anyway context I was talking 2 someone (that I know . Like really well ) and proposed just #getting rid of money forever . Because fhey wanted to be a teacher but couldn't bc money #and this was like . The most preposterous thing to them. Why would people do anything if not for money etcetc #even went as far as 'humans are inherently evil' which wooooaaaaah slow down there buddy .#you're letting your christian show. Or whateevr. Idk just not an idea I can personally get behind #then she goes 'it'snotbthat deep' like she didn't just imply something about the entirety of the human population. Or something.#like if humans are so evil jsut kill us now or something .

3 notes · View notes

clearskyltd · 3 months

Text

ClearSky: Pioneering Environmental Services for a Sustainable Future

At ClearSky, we care deeply about the environment and it guides all our actions. We offer environmental services that help keep our planet safe and also help communities and businesses grow in a sustainable way. In this blog, we're going to talk about how the sustainable solutions from ClearSky are having a positive impact in the area of environmental services.

Let's explore the varied and exciting area of Environmental Services. We will learn together how these services are helping to create a better future for our planet, one that is more sustainable and good for everyone.

Understanding Environmental Services

Environmental services include many different actions that help protect our planet. These services involve managing waste, controlling pollution, recycling, and working to conserve natural resources. At ClearSky, we provide these services in ways that are good for the environment and help to keep it healthy for a long time.

Finding Simple, Earth-Friendly Solutions

A big part of Environmental Services is coming up with easy, Earth-friendly solutions. This means figuring out ways to solve environmental issues that are good for both people and nature. These solutions help us use resources wisely and be gentler on the Earth.

Why Certifications Matter

Sustainability Certifications are also important. They are special prizes for products or companies that are very good for the environment. In addition, they let us know that these products or services are made in a way that's gentle to the Earth.

Caring for Communities and the Environment

Social Sustainability is also about helping communities grow in a way that doesn't harm the environment. Therefore, it involves creating jobs that are good for the environment and making sure that everyone has clean water and air.

Investing in a Greener Future

Putting money into sustainable solutions is not only helpful for the environment, but it's also a wise choice for businesses. ClearSky backs up this kind of investing by offering services that are good for both the environment and for making money.

Balancing Money and the Environment

Finally, Economic Sustainability is about earning and using money in ways that don't hurt the Earth. In addition, it's about finding the right balance between having a strong economy and looking after our planet.

That is to say, understanding these parts of Environmental Services helps us all work towards a healthier, more sustainable world.

Environmental Services: Guardians of Sustainability

Being sustainable is very important to us at ClearSky. We create solutions that are good for the environment, work well, and are efficient. We are happy to provide services that help with today's needs and also protect the environment for the future.

Simple Solutions for a Better Earth

Sustainable Solutions are a big part of Environmental Services. They find ways to fix environmental problems that are smart and good for everyone. In result, these solutions help us use things wisely and keep the Earth safe.

Giving a Thumbs Up to Green Efforts

Sustainability Certifications are special prizes for products or companies that are very friendly to the environment. They tell us that these things are made in a way that is nice to the Earth.

Helping People and the Planet Together

Social Sustainability is also about helping communities grow in a way that doesn't damage the environment. Moreover, it involves making jobs that are good for the Earth while also ensuring everyone has clean air and water.

Putting Money into Green Projects

Sustainable Investing means putting money into things that are good for the environment. It helps support ideas that are friendly to the Earth and helps them do more.

Keeping Money and the Earth in Balance

Economic Sustainability is also about spending money in ways that don't hurt the Earth. In addition, it's about finding the right balance between having a strong economy and a healthy planet.

By learning how Environmental Services help with sustainability, we can all work together to make a better, greener world.

Technologies and Innovations in Environmental Services

Environmental Services keep improving with new technologies and ideas. That is to say, these new things help us look after the Earth in smarter ways. They include great tools and ways for managing waste, keeping air and water clean, while taking care of nature.

Smart Solutions for a Greener World

These new technologies offer Sustainable Solutions that are better for the environment. In other words, they help us do things in a way that uses fewer resources and is less harmful to the Earth. This means we can solve environmental problems in a better way.

Tech Meets Green: Innovations in Action

New ideas in Environmental Services also help with Sustainability Certifications. These new ways of doing things make it easier for products and companies to meet strong environmental standards. They show that being eco-friendly can be both clever and up-to-date.

Technology Supporting Social and Economic Goals

These new ideas also help with Social Sustainability and Economic Sustainability. They lead to new jobs that are good for the environment and help businesses that are kind to the Earth do well. This means we can grow in a way that's good for both people and the Earth.

Investing in Future-Friendly Tech

Sustainable Investing plays a big role here too. When we put money into these new technologies, we help them grow and make a bigger impact. It's a way to support smart, green ideas that can change the world.

Facing the Hurdles in Environmental Services

Environmental Services face some tough tasks, but they also offer great chances to improve things. One big task is handling a lot of waste and pollution. It's a tough job, but it's really important to find good ways to deal with these issues.

Turning Problems into Chances to Do Good

These challenges give us opportunities to come up with Sustainable Solutions. We can think of new, smart ways to reduce waste and pollution. This means turning problems into chances to do good for the Earth.

Certifications: A Path to Overcome Challenges

Sustainability Certifications can be helpful as well. They motivate companies to be more friendly to the environment. This makes everyone try harder to be good to the Earth. It's like turning a tough situation into a goal that we can all work towards.

Supporting Communities and Economies

At ClearSky, we know that being financially sustainable is key for lasting success. We make sure our environmental services are affordable, so businesses can meet their environmental goals without hurting their finances and also free for any other challenges.

Challenges in Environmental Services also affect Social Sustainability and Economic Sustainability. But these are also chances to create jobs that help the planet and to make businesses that care about the environment.

Investing in a Greener Future

Sustainable Investing is really important. When we put money into projects that are good for the environment, it can help solve these challenges. This kind of investing supports new ideas and ways of doing things that can have a big, positive impact.

Conclusion

As we end our guide, it's clear that Environmental Services are very important for our planet's health. We've seen different parts of these services, like taking care of trash, making sure air and water are clean, and looking after nature.

Then, we found out that coming up with clever ways to fix environmental issues, known as Sustainable Solutions, is really helpful. These ideas help us live in a way that's nicer to the Earth.

After that, we talked about stuff like Sustainability Certifications. They push companies to be better for the environment. Social Sustainability is about helping communities grow in a way that's good for the planet. Economic Sustainability means spending money smartly without harming the Earth.

We also learned about Sustainable Investing. This means investing money in projects that are good for the environment. It's a way to back up awesome ideas and new ways that can make our world better.

To sum it up, ClearSky is committed to giving excellent environmental services that match our main goals of being sustainable and responsible. We are happy to provide solutions that help make the planet healthier and the future better for everyone. Thank you for being with us on this path to living sustainably.

#sustainable solutions #sustainability certifications #social sustainability #sustainable investing #economic sustainability

2 notes · View notes

wulfhalls · 10 months

Note

girl help do you remember that poem or text that goes something like "I want us both to eat well" or whatever. Istg you cant find shit on here💀

it really is that easy!

#like not to be an asshole but. sosijshjajsk #how is asking a random blog the economic solution here. looking this up took me 10 seconds and i dont have to wait for the reply of #said random blog lmao #asks

11 notes · View notes

tmarshconnors · 7 months

Text

The Pointlessness of the SAG Strike 2023

In recent weeks, the entertainment industry has been rocked by news of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) strike in 2023. While the actors involved in the strike have their reasons and concerns, it's essential to critically examine whether this strike is truly necessary or if it might be, in fact, quite pointless.

Economic Impact: One of the most immediate consequences of the SAG strike is the significant economic impact it has on the industry. Thousands of jobs, from actors to crew members, are being affected. Production companies are losing millions of dollars every day the strike continues. Given the economic hardships that many people have faced in recent times, including the COVID-19 pandemic, one must question the wisdom of causing further financial strain on the industry and its workers.

Demands and Priorities: The demands put forth by the striking actors are not unreasonable. However, one could argue that these demands might not be the top priority in a world grappling with more pressing issues. With global crises like climate change, social justice, and healthcare disparities, is a higher salary for already well-paid actors truly the most critical concern? Many people struggle to make ends meet, and it's hard to sympathize fully with actors making exorbitant salaries, especially when so many others are struggling.

Timing: The timing of the SAG strike is questionable, at best. It's happening in an era when the industry is still recovering from the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people in the entertainment business are just getting back on their feet after months of uncertainty and unemployment. Striking now seems insensitive to the plight of others in the industry.

Alternative Solutions: Are strikes the only way to resolve disputes and negotiate better terms? In an industry that thrives on creativity and innovation, one would hope for more imaginative and collaborative solutions. Negotiation and dialogue could lead to more mutually beneficial outcomes without causing widespread disruption and financial loss.

Public Perception: Lastly, it's worth considering the public perception of the strike. In an age where people are increasingly disillusioned with celebrities and their lavish lifestyles, a strike like this may only further alienate the audience. The entertainment industry depends on the support and admiration of the public, and a strike that seems self-serving could harm its reputation.

In conclusion, while the actors participating in the SAG strike 2023 may have legitimate concerns, it's crucial to weigh the impact of their actions on the broader industry and society as a whole. In a world facing numerous pressing issues, this strike may indeed appear pointless to many, given its economic consequences and the perceived priorities of those involved. Perhaps there are more constructive ways to address the concerns of actors and create a fairer and more equitable entertainment industry.

3 notes · View notes

handweavers · 2 years

Text

whenever the topic of khalistan gets brought up it's so difficult to articulate my thoughts on it given the complexity of the situation but fundamentally it boils down to: establishing a religious ethnostate will not save us or address any of the fundamental problems punjabis face especially the fundamental issue of Class, which can be easily seen in every other attempt to establish a religious ethnostate in the past 100 years. the answer is socialism, not a sikh ethnostate, which i think many of my people understand but is a conversation that most are unwilling to engage in at the moment. also i'm perpetually wary of solutions to the problems facing south asia with the solution of 'lets just balkanize india' because splitting up large states into small ethnostates is, once again, not a good idea, the goal shouldn't be to create more partitions and borders.

#i understand why many sikhs would feel strongly about this and be pro khalistan #but ultimately establishing a sikh ethnostate will create a situation in which non sikhs are second class citizens #and doesnt address the fundamental issue of economic class and materiality #ive read the documents outlining the basic laws and beliefs khalistan would be founded on and theyre deeply flawed #and ultimately a reactionary nationalist response to very valid problems and there are better solutions than those presented

25 notes · View notes

greenthestral · 8 months

Text

The Vanishing Waters: Unveiling the Alarming Rate of Degradation in Our World's Water-Related Ecosystems

Our planet's water-related ecosystems are the lifeblood of biodiversity and play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth. These diverse habitats, ranging from serene lakes and flowing rivers to vibrant coral reefs and teeming wetlands, provide essential services that are essential for human survival and the well-being of countless species. However, a looming crisis threatens the very existence of these vital ecosystems. The world's water-related ecosystems are being degraded at an alarming rate, putting our environment, wildlife, and even our own future at risk. In this article, we will delve into the causes, consequences, and potential solutions to combat this pressing issue and ensure the survival of these precious ecosystems.

The Magnitude of the Crisis

The degradation of water-related ecosystems is a global challenge that requires immediate attention. Around the world, these habitats are facing a range of threats, including pollution, habitat destruction, overfishing, climate change, and invasive species. These factors, often interconnected, are wreaking havoc on the delicate balance within these ecosystems.

Pollution: A Slow Poison

One of the leading culprits behind the deterioration of water-related ecosystems is pollution. Industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and untreated sewage find their way into our waters, contaminating them with harmful chemicals and plastics. These pollutants not only harm aquatic life but also have far-reaching consequences for humans who rely on these water sources for drinking and agriculture.

Habitat Destruction: Losing Our Natural Havens

The relentless expansion of human activities, including deforestation and urbanization, is rapidly encroaching upon the habitats of various aquatic species. Wetlands are drained, mangroves are cleared, and rivers are diverted, disrupting the natural flow and interconnectedness of these ecosystems. As a result, countless species lose their homes and face the threat of extinction.

Overfishing: Depleting the Ocean's Bounty

Overfishing is pushing marine ecosystems to the brink of collapse. Unregulated and unsustainable fishing practices, coupled with the demand for seafood, are causing a decline in fish populations, disrupting food chains, and jeopardizing the livelihoods of coastal communities that depend on fishing for survival.

Climate Change: The Silent Menace

Perhaps the most insidious threat to water-related ecosystems is climate change. Rising global temperatures lead to the melting of polar ice caps, causing sea levels to rise and intensifying storms and floods. These changes have devastating effects on coastal areas, submerging critical habitats, and causing the loss of biodiversity.

Consequences of Ecosystem Degradation

The degradation of water-related ecosystems has severe consequences for both the environment and human societies. As these ecosystems collapse, they disrupt the services they provide, such as water purification, flood control, and carbon sequestration, impacting human health and economies worldwide.

Biodiversity Loss: A Precarious Chain Reaction

Water-related ecosystems are home to a vast array of species, many of which are uniquely adapted to these environments. As these habitats deteriorate, many species face extinction, triggering a chain reaction that affects the entire ecosystem. The loss of one species can have cascading effects on others, disrupting the delicate web of life.

Threats to Food Security

Fisheries, both marine and freshwater, play a significant role in providing sustenance to billions of people around the globe. The depletion of fish populations due to overfishing and habitat destruction threatens the food security and livelihoods of millions, particularly in developing countries that heavily rely on fish as a primary protein source.

The Impact on Human Health

The quality of our water is directly linked to our health. Polluted water can cause waterborne diseases, affecting millions of people each year. Additionally, the loss of water-related ecosystems reduces the availability of clean water for drinking and sanitation, exacerbating the global water crisis.

Rising Economic Costs

The degradation of water-related ecosystems comes with a hefty price tag. Loss of fisheries, increased frequency of floods, and the decline of coastal protection services result in billions of dollars in economic losses each year. The expenses related to ecosystem restoration and mitigation efforts add further strain on already burdened economies.

Restoring the Balance: A Call to Action

Despite the grim picture painted by the state of our water-related ecosystems, there is hope. By acknowledging the urgency of the situation and taking collective action, we can begin the process of restoring the balance and ensuring the survival of these vital habitats.

Strengthening Environmental Regulations

Governments and policymakers must implement and enforce stringent environmental regulations to control pollution, protect habitats, and promote sustainable fishing practices. Strengthening international cooperation on environmental issues is also essential, as water-related ecosystems transcend national boundaries.

Sustainable Water Management

Water is a finite resource, and sustainable water management is key to ensuring the survival of water-related ecosystems. Implementing efficient irrigation systems, reducing water wastage, and prioritizing the conservation of natural water bodies are vital steps in this direction.

Embracing Renewable Energy

Transitioning to renewable energy sources can significantly mitigate climate change and its impact on water-related ecosystems. Embracing solar, wind, and hydroelectric power can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit the rise in global temperatures.

Community Involvement and Education

Engaging local communities in conservation efforts is crucial for the success of any environmental initiative. Raising awareness about the importance of water-related ecosystems and involving communities in restoration projects fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility.

Supporting Conservation Organizations

Supporting organizations like Green Thestral Inc. that are dedicated to environmental conservation can make a significant difference. Contributing to their efforts through donations or volunteer work helps fund critical projects aimed at protecting and restoring water-related ecosystems.

Conclusion

The state of the world's water-related ecosystems demands urgent attention and action from all corners of society. As individuals, communities, and nations, we hold the power to turn the tide and secure the future of these invaluable habitats. By addressing the root causes of degradation, promoting sustainable practices, and supporting conservation initiatives, we can pave the way for a healthier planet and a brighter future for all living beings. Together, let us safeguard the irreplaceable beauty and biodiversity of our water-related ecosystems for generations to come.

What's In It For Me? (WIIFM)

Are you concerned about the future of our planet and the well-being of its inhabitants? The degradation of the world's water-related ecosystems impacts us all. By understanding the urgency of this issue, we can take action to protect these vital habitats, safeguard our environment, and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come. Discover how you can make a difference in preserving the beauty and biodiversity of our precious water ecosystems.

Call to Action (CTA)

Join the movement to save our water-related ecosystems! Take action today by supporting Green Thestral Inc., an organization dedicated to environmental conservation. Donate to fund critical projects, volunteer to restore habitats, and spread awareness about the urgent need to protect these fragile ecosystems. Together, we can make a positive impact and secure the future of our planet's water habitats. Act now and be a part of the solution!

Blog Excerpt

The world's water-related ecosystems are under siege, facing a grave threat from human activities and climate change. These habitats, from serene lakes and rivers to vibrant coral reefs and wetlands, are essential for biodiversity and provide crucial services that sustain life on Earth. However, pollution, habitat destruction, overfishing, and rising temperatures are pushing these ecosystems to the brink of collapse. In our latest blog article, we delve into the alarming rate of degradation in these habitats, the consequences of their decline, and the actions we can take to protect and restore them. Join us in the fight to safeguard the future of our water-related ecosystems.

Meta Description (320 characters)

Discover the alarming rate of degradation in the world's water-related ecosystems and its impact on our environment. Learn how you can take action and be a part of the solution to protect these vital habitats. Join Green Thestral Inc. in the fight for environmental conservation.

#Degradation of water ecosystems #Alarming rate of habitat loss #Water pollution consequences #Impact of overfishing on ecosystems #Climate change and water habitats #Threats to marine biodiversity #Importance of wetland conservation #Coral reef degradation causes #Solutions for protecting rivers #Restoring freshwater habitats #Role of mangroves in coastal protection #Human impact on aquatic ecosystems #Water conservation and sustainability #Protecting endangered marine species #Ecosystem restoration initiatives #The link between human health and water quality #Economic effects of ecosystem collapse #Sustainable fishing practices #Conservation NGOs for water ecosystems #Community involvement in environmental protection #Global water crisis and its solutions #Rising sea levels and coastal ecosystems #Biodiversity loss in freshwater environments #Importance of clean drinking water #Erosion and riverbank degradation #Wetland restoration projects #Climate resilience of coral reefs #Protecting estuaries and deltas #Urbanization and water ecosystem destruction #The role of education in environmental awareness

4 notes · View notes