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Essay by Fiona (747) from United Kingdom - Author's age: 29 years old

Summary

Societal well-being can be improved by putting more time and energy into building community and developing organizational relationships across sectors, supply chains and nations. Overcoming the challenge of a food and energy crisis can be accomplished by focusing on transforming our societal systems (e.g. economic, social, education, healthcare, energy and food systems…etc) into ones that create an enabling environment for people to meet their fundamental needs while not simultaneously degrading the environment. We can learn from the microcosm of Cuba’s food and energy crisis and how they worked together to manage it.

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Comment by Donald on Thursday 12 March 2009 at 11:27
I think you are absolutely correct by advocating a holistic approach to the present crises without which I'm not sure that we will be able to overcome them as energy and food demands increase in tandem with population growth.
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Comment by Christian on Wednesday 01 April 2009 at 15:48
Hey Fiona, thanks for the comments. Yeah I agree. I admit I mention the problem more than providing a real solution, but it is logical what you say. Your essay is impressive, it seems you have a pretty broad knowledge. Congratulations!

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