Comments Bulkee has made

  • Bargaining on Emissions Is Nosense

    Bargaining on Emissions Is Nosense, both need an overall biological and social framwork within which the transformation of commerce could be a complished and practiced.

    A shared framwork was needed that could harness the talent of business to solve the world's deepest environmental and social problems.

    Carbon tax, Cap-and-Trade,or dual currency system? All these are the methods to solve the problems. We should take practice and perfect them.On China, with emissions rising, urges developed countries to carbon diet posted 1 year, 8 months ago 8 Responses

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    Cap-and-Trade sounds workable, but I recommend a new framework that I focus now: dual currency system :The Revolution of the Money System is Decisive http://www.greency.org/news/show.asp?bh=475On Cali EJ groups reject cap-and-trade in strong terms posted 1 year, 8 months ago 28 Responses

  • Natural Capitalism

    Originally Posted by natcap.org
    Natural capital refers to the natural resources and ecosystem services that make possible all economic activity, indeed all life. These services are of immense economic value; some are literally priceless, since they have no known substitutes. Yet current business practices typically fail to take into account the value of these assets-which is rising with their scarcity. As a result, natural capital is being degraded and liquidated by the wasteful use of such resources as energy, materials, water, fiber, and topsoil.

    The first of natural capitalism's four interlinked principles, therefore, is radically increased resource productivity. Implementing just this first principle can significantly improve a firm's bottom line, and can also help finance the other three. They are: redesigning industry on biological models with closed loops and zero waste; shifting from the sale of goods (for example, light bulbs) to the provision of services (illumination); and reinvesting in the natural capital that is the basis of future prosperity.

    Another related information:
    What differentiates Present Environmental Economics and Greency theory?
    http://www.greency.org/news/show.asp?bh=442On Environmental Capital posted 1 year, 8 months ago 3 Responses

  • Economic Problem

    Climate change(environmental issue) in fact is a economic problem,
    [If people's needs for ecological value can't be converted into practical profits, then it is unthinkable that every participant should exert himself to gain ecological profits.]
    On Climate change is as much a social priority as an environmental concern posted 1 year, 8 months ago 7 Responses

  • A new frame of C&T, is better?

    [For all these reasons, cap-and-caulk is a better complement to climate dividends than a substitute for them. ]
    That is true.
    I search a comment on a new frame of cap-and-trade, is it better?
    http://www.greency.org/news/show.asp?bh=477On How smart climate policy can cut our energy costs posted 1 year, 8 months ago 4 Responses