This evening I taught the first class in my International Marketing Course. In the class I created six teams and each could work on any industry of their choice which they thought offered greatest potential in the future for employment and opportunities.
Of the four groups that reported tonight, three groups chose the topic of "going green." The students covered different aspects of going green and how it is a positive outcome for everyone. One team chose health care.
The students appear to be more finely tuned into the world, and are becoming more aware and conscious of the consequences of their actions. It has been a very pleasant evening teaching, or rather learning from, these students.
Showing posts with label going green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label going green. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Turning Green with Hope
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Great Stories on Going Green and Sustainability
The IHT has some interesting stories on sustainability and going green.
Definitely worth reading.
By Sonia Kolesnikov-Jessop
Multinational companies are increasingly recognizing that waste management can save them money.
By Sarah J. Wachter
Air travel worldwide is poised to keep on growing, and more passengers will mean more flights, more road traffic to and from airports, and increased use of ground service equipment and auxiliary plane power.
By Erica Gies
A U.S. law ending analog TV transmission in February 2009 could result in a mountain of electronic waste from the 11 percent to 20 percent of U.S. households that rely on an antenna to receive analog broadcasts.
By Niki Kitsantonis
The country is trying to find solutions to a colossal garbage problem as recycling fails to take off and landfills fill up and expand, posing serious health and safety risks.
By James Kanter
Goteborg is among dozens of Swedish municipalities with facilities that transform sewage waste into enough biogas to run thousands of cars and buses.
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