To: Cboldt
From the same link...
Agenda C: Local Urban Environmental Design (UED)
Also involved are certain elemental features of local public/private UED operations only touched upon here. There should be authentic interdisciplinary professionalism at higher administrative levels and in key departments such as those of planning, public works, zoning and economic development. UED typically employs focal teams and coordination groups of a diverse cast - - ones suited to specific tasks in the development aspects of the community. It may employ public campaigns and such integrative management structures as key-agency lead assignments, private consultants, ombudspersons, quasi-governmental organizations, and inter-jurisdictional compacts.
Somebody is getting played 'cause they're ignorant.
102 posted on
03/15/2012 9:03:12 PM PDT by
philman_36
(Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty, and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)
To: Cboldt; Nachum
Don't be so gullible Cboldt. Not everything is as it appears.
@The 8th Conference of the International Environment Forum Cultivating Sustainable Lifestyles
Community supported agriculture (CSA) or box scheme brings benefits to the community such as connecting with the farmer (knowing who grows your produce and where), learning about new vegetables and how to use seasonal ingredients, eliminating packaging and transportation costs (both direct costs and environmental costs), and reducing waste since produce does not need to meet market cosmetic standards. CSAs create a sense of social responsibility and stewardship of local land. They support the biodiversity of a given area and the diversity of agriculture through the preservation of small farms producing a wide variety of crops.
Here are some more links for you Nachum on Agenda 21.
103 posted on
03/15/2012 9:12:24 PM PDT by
philman_36
(Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty, and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)
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