Magazine eco universe

ECO UNIVERSE Mérida - Venezuela. August 2017

Publisher: Fabiana Santiago

SOCIAL CAMPAINGS

FOOD AND ENVIRONMENT

FOOD AND ENVIRONMENT Following the confirmation of final details Australia’s largest wind farm will be built to the north of the Bunya Mountains, about 250 kilometres north-west of the Queensland state capital, Brisbane.

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AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST WIND FARM TO POWER UP NORTH-WEST OF BRISBANE

SOCIAL CAMPAINGS Institutional Advertising Ever saw a commercial expounding the wonders of oil the oil industry or how pork is the other white meat? If so, you’ve been exposed to institutional advertising. In this lesson, you’ll learn about institutional advertising.

What Is Institutional Advertising?

Institutional advertising focuses on touting the benefits, ideas, or philosophies of your business, or its entire industry, to enhance or repair its reputation rather than selling a product or service. Since institutional advertising attempts to build a positive image, it’s closely related to public relations. In fact, it’s a form of advertising that may be used in a public relations campaign.

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Where a commercial is for a specific product, marketers can track how it affects sales and see how effective the advertising was. With institutional advertising, the link between the advertising and the effect on business is much weaker and may take longer to show any effects.

If Everyone Ate Beans Instead of Beef With one dietary change, the U.S. could almost meet greenhouse-gas emission goals.

Ecoanxiety is an emerging condition. Named in 2011, the American Psychological Association recently described it as the dread and helplessness that come with “watching the slow and seemingly irrevocable impacts of climate change unfold, and worrying about the future for oneself, children, and later generations.”

It’s not a formal diagnosis. Anxiety is traditionally defined by an outsized stress response to a given stimulus. In this case, the stimulus is real, as are the deleterious effects of stress on the body.

This sort of disposition toward ecological-based distress does not pair well with a president who has denied the reality of the basis for this anxiety.

Donald Trump has called climate change a fabrication on the part of “the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.”

He has also led the United States to become the only G20 country that will not honor the Paris Climate Accord, and who has appointed fossil-fuel advocates to lead the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency.

For people who experience climate-related anxiety, this all serves as a sort of exacerbation by presidential gaslight. The remedy for a condition like this is knowing what can be done to mitigate environmental degradation, from within in a country singularly committed to it.

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Helen Harwatt is a researcher trained in environmental nutrition, a field focused on developing food systems that balance human health and sustainability. She’s interested in policy, but realistic about how much progress can be expected under the aforementioned leadership. So she and colleagues have done research on maximizing the impacts of individuals. As with so many things in life and health, that tends to come down to food.

Australia’s biggest wind farm to power up north-west of Brisbane

Following the confirmation of final details Australia’s largest wind farm will be built to the north of the Bunya Mountains, about 250 kilometres north-west of the Queensland state capital, Brisbane.

The Queensland state Labor government approved the project in March 2017, but it has been enlarged to boost the number of turbines from 115 to 123 huge turbines.

GE Renewable Energy and leading Australian electricity utility AGL will partner in developing the country’s largest wind farm, the 453 megawatt (MW) Coopers Gap Wind Farm. Each wind turbine has a diameter as wide as two Boeing 777 jets.

They would be visible from the northern, elevated section of the national park, although not from the walking trails, a report for the Queensland co-ordinator general said.

The 123 turbines generate enough energy to power 260,000 homes and reduce the equivalent carbon footprint to power those homes from conventional power by 1,180,000 tonnes each year.

When construction is finished in 2019, the wind farm, known as the Coopers Creek Wind Farm, will be the largest in Australia.

General Electric will supply two sets of wind turbines to the wind farm , 91 3.6MW turbines with 137 metre rotors, and 32 3.8MW turbines with 130m rotors.

GE’s Australia’s president and chief executive Geoff Culbert said the company was excited to be providing the technology to the AGL project.

The company’s chief executive in charge of onshore wind farm projects, Peter McCabe said Australia was now the company’s second largest market for wind energy.