State of the World 2010

The best environmental non-profit organization demonstrates ways to turn our consumer culture into a culture centered on sustainability

For long-term development of society, we must look to culture that transcends unsustainable consumer culture and respect the reality of the environment. In the current world situation in 2010, the award-winning research team at the World Watch Institute not only clarified how human society can achieve this change, but also how people around the world can sustain We will clarify whether we are beginning to develop a new culture of possible development. In this chapter, we will introduce innovative solutions to global environmental problems, focusing on institutions that are major engineers of culture, such as governments, media, religious organizations. Brief words, easy-to-read charts and tables, the current state of the world presents a changing world that we and our leaders can not ignore

In "World Current Status 2010: Transformation Culture", 60 distinguished researchers and practitioners are invited to join the world's leading institutions such as education, media, business and government, to relocate culture for sustainability , Tradition, and social movements. Development (correction of text from the Worldwatch Institute website)

Culture of the transformation of the world in 2010, published in 16 languages ​​by Worldwatch Research: From consuming type to sustainable development, we have a core question about the future of our species and the health of our planet I will present it. Does life live like a consumer today? You can download all the articles in the next report. There are many articles on this transformation in the Transforming Cultures blog. Here are other resources like powerpoint slides and how to read guides. The video can be obtained from here. For overseas version, please click here. For the youth version, please click here. If you are news media please see the news material.

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For long-term development of society, we must look to culture that transcends unsustainable consumer culture and respect the reality of the environment. In the current world situation in 2010, the award-winning research team at the World Watch Institute not only clarified how human society can achieve this change, but also how people around the world can sustain We will clarify whether we are beginning to develop a new culture of possible development. In this chapter, we will introduce innovative solutions to global environmental problems, focusing on institutions that are major engineers of culture, such as governments, media, religious organizations. Brief words, easy-to-read charts and tables, the current state of the world presents a changing world that we and our leaders can not ignore