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Becoming the change for the environment
This past week we read “Is Poverty Responsible for Global Environmental Degradation?”. For this article I was assigned to read the NO section. My overall takeaway from this article was the amount of pollution that is given off due to … Continue reading
Sustainability with less
In this week’s reading we were given two articles to read. I was assigned to the NO article, since I am an Interior design major. This article focuses on the overpopulation of the homeless. The environment we live in today … Continue reading
An Enraged Easter Island
While reading the Easter Island reading I noticed a multitude of parallels between how we are today and the way things were back then. One thing that stuck out the most to me was the deforestation of Easter Island after … Continue reading
Wicked Problem Solving for All Generations
As a member of Generation Z, I have never lived in a world without the threat of climate change hanging over my head. My generation was born into environmental catastrophe, and while a lot of pressure has been put on … Continue reading
11:59:59
The last and final blog post…it is so crazy to think that just about 8 weeks ago I came into this class with little to no understanding of the issues our world was really facing, and now I have a … Continue reading
It All Comes Down To This
Throughout this semester in Wicked Problems I have learned so much about how the world functions. The functions of the world are primarily made up of non-sustainable ideas. The ignorance a typical person has towards the emissions of production, lives … Continue reading
Respecting The Environment Is Important!
While taking this course, I have learned so much about sustainability and what it takes to live a sustainable life. Before taking this course, I was unsure of what a Wicked Problem was but now I can confidently point them … Continue reading
influence
Melanie Burdge Positive change is something we should as humans reflect more on and practice every day. Humans get stuck always thinking about stress and what they need to do tomorrow or next day and don’t take minute for themselves. … Continue reading
A dog is smart enought to be sustanable then so can we!
Over the course of the last nine weeks I have been introduce in great detail to a world I didn’t know as much about. For starts I couldn’t of told you what a “Wicked problem” was to save my life. … Continue reading
Moving Forward and Making an Impact
This semester in Wicked Problems has broadened my awareness and increased my knowledge of the many problems that have been negatively shaping our environment and threatening the livelihood of future generations. At the beginning of the course, I had some … Continue reading