Chris Jordan. Income Level of all Earth Inhabitants Number of People Earth Could Support Global Average 5.0 billion Low13.6 billion Medium 6.2 billion.

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Chris Jordan

Income Level of all Earth Inhabitants Number of People Earth Could Support Global Average 5.0 billion Low13.6 billion Medium 6.2 billion High 2.1 billion Canada 1.9 billion United States 1.4 billion Earth’s Carrying Capacity

State of the World 2010 Thesis: For humanity to thrive long into the future, we’ll need to transform our cultures, making it feel as natural to live sustainably as living as consumers feels today. Vauban, Germany (Photo: Yann Arthus-Bertrand)

Automobile Industry: Changing Spatial and Transportation Norms

Changing Dietary Norms Fast Food Industry:

Humanizing “Man’s Best Friends” Pet Industry:

Regional Environmental Center for Central and Eastern Europe Making the Transition From Consumerism to Sustainability

Six Key Institutions for Changing Cultures  Education  Business  Government  The Media  Social Movements  Traditions

Education’s Next Assignment: Teaching Sustainability, Transforming Norms

Redefining the Mission of Business

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