PPT-Closing the Carbon Cycle for Sustainability

A Key Strategy for Environmental Protection Energy Security and Economic Development Peter Eisenberger Columbia University amp Global Thermostat OXFORD University October 15 2012. 875 NO Monthly Principal Interest See Projected Payments below for your Estimated Total Monthly Payment 76178 NO Does the loan have these features Prepayment Penalty YES As high as 3240 if you pay o57375 the loan during the 57374rst 2 years Balloon Our plans for 2012 and beyond. Greg Sandford – June 2012. 2. Awareness. Engagement. Results. Behaviour change. What’s our process?. 3. What do we want to achieve?. Reduce carbon emissions by 20% by 2020 – from a 2005/2006 baseline.. This . presentation . was prepared by the University of Melbourne for the Regional Landcare Facilitator training funded through the Australian Government’s Carbon Farming Initiative Communications Program . ∞. Plants and animals are linked for survival through the carbon dioxide-oxygen cycle.. Photosynthesis. To undergo photosynthesis, plants need:. sunlight. water. carbon dioxide. Carbon Dioxide. Photosynthesis. Presented by: . Lisa Geason-Bauer, President. Evolution Marketing. 262-354-0341/ Lisa@greenmkting.com . Elements of Good Story Telling. Strategic (i.e. part of an overall communications plan) . Engaging & Interactive w/ audience . By Chris Paine. https://bioknowledgy.weebly.com/. . Ecosystems need carbon to be cycled, without it they could not survive. To illustrate this point the coal shown above is formed entirely from partially decayed and . Welcome to the lesson on Warm, Sincere Closing! . Regardless of the nature, or purpose of the customer service conversation, it is important to close the conversation in a way that reinforces to the customer that you care about them and appreciate their business. In this session, customer service professionals will practice articulating warm, sincere closings that make your customers want to return.. A Key Strategy for Environmental Protection, Energy Security, . and Economic Development. . Peter Eisenberger . Columbia University & Global Thermostat. OXFORD University . October 15 . . 2012. What Is Carbon?. An element: 6 protons, 6 neutrons. The basis of life of earth . Found in all earth systems. Carbon Cycle. The same carbon atoms are used repeatedly on earth. They cycle between the atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere and biosphere.. Fast . vs. Slow Carbon Cycles. There’s a “Fast” cycle, and a “Slow” cycle. Fast Carbon Cycle. – rapid interchange between . surface ocean. , atmosphere, and top layer of soil and biosphere. Time scales of days to ~decade.. …. Sustainability at UofL. Context-specific. Dynamic. Sustainable Systems:. Eliminate . Waste . & . Pollution. Eliminate . Abuse (to people, animals, planet). Rely . on Renewable Resources. Change . Carbon ©is an element …. In oceans. Air . Soil . And ALL LIVING . THINGS:organic. . Sugar, Coal and Diamond. Sugar, Coal and Diamond. Carbon moves through the atmosphere to plants. CO. 2 . . . is the gas that adds the sun going through photosynthesis.. Greenhouse Gases and the Atmosphere. Certain gases in the atmosphere are good at absorbing and trapping heat. We refer to these at greenhouse gases (GHG). . These gases, make up a small segment of our atmosphere (1%) but have a big impact. . All . living things on Earth . contain carbon. But, what is carbon?. Why is it important?. Carbon is found all over the Earth. . . It is an element. It is in the air, in the ocean, in the Earth’s crust.