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Is It a Good Investment?

Author: Deric GruenOn: Jun 25Categories: , , , No Comments
The renovated entrance to Bellwether’s Parker Apartments in Seattle.

Is It a Good Investment?

Distribution, Guest Post, Production, Prosperity Today, Prosperity Tomorrow
The renovated entrance to Bellwether’s Parker Apartments in Seattle. Photo courtesy of KUOW.com. This post originally appeared at lesliechristianfinancial.com courtesy of Leslie Christian, CFA, investment advisor for integrated capital. In a...
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Lots to dislike in the “Eco-Modernist” Manifesto

Author: Deric GruenOn: Jun 19Categories: , , No Comments
Lots to dislike in the “Eco-Modernist” Manifesto

Lots to dislike in the “Eco-Modernist” Manifesto

Fellow Post, Prosperity Today, Prosperity Tomorrow, Purpose
In order to solve our global environmental and inequality crisis we must go deeper into the wormhole; more of the same is the cry is the cry of the Ecomodernist Manifesto.  The Ecomodernist’s reject any notion that we should pull back from our model...
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IKEA is the new leader in Sustainable Living

Author: Spencer RogersOn: Jun 11Categories: , , No Comments
IKEA is the new leader in Sustainable Living

IKEA is the new leader in Sustainable Living

Production, Prosperity Today, Prosperity Tomorrow, Undergraduate Post
It’s no secret that Sweden is considered one of the world leaders in green energy. The Scandinavian country has been so efficient at implementing green energy technologies that, in 2012, they became the first country in Europe to meet the EU’s...
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The Consequences of Our Insatiable Technology Appetites

Author: Neha SarafOn: Jun 10Categories: , , No Comments
The Consequences of Our Insatiable Technology Appetites

The Consequences of Our Insatiable Technology Appetites

Consumption, Undergraduate Post, Yesterday's Prosperity
By Neha Saraf | In such a rapidly advancing technological environment, we often get lost in the updates, latest gadgets, posts, tweets, texts, etc. Our voracious appetite for better, newer, faster, lighter technology can blind us to the simple truth...
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