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Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 3, 2018

Who is the most capable?

In this blog I will be conducting secondary research by reviewing another blog related to sustainable energy. This blog comes from the “World Economic Forum” in which they talk about the top ten countries that are the best at providing affordable and sustainable energy.

Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 1, 2018

The Risk of Doing Nothing

The energy sources we are currently using are awful for the environment. A couple things wrong with fossil fuels are the fact that they will not be around forever and they are going to negatively impact the climate for our future generations. Fossil fuels are the main reason for…

Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 3, 2018

The Case for Change

In this blog I will be referencing secondary research I conducted by reading sections of a book titled “The Green Workplace”. The main idea of the book is that a green workplace has so many benefits that people don’t even realize and the world would be a healthier place if we were to act in a…

Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 2, 2018

What to do in the meantime

Unfortunately as of right now we don’t have a worldwide sustainable energy source but there are many things that…

Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 3, 2018

Response to class member

For this blog I will be reviewing class member Mason Lampka’s post in which he discusses the changes in labor. He talks about monopolies and the oil industry and how that has evolved over a couple hundred years. I chose to review this blog because I was interested to see what other…

Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Sep 25, 2018

An Intro To Sustainable Energy

Throughout my life I have always wondered what it would be like to have a world that could be powered by an energy source that wouldn’t be harmful to the Earth and the people inhabiting it. I have always been interested in ways to reduce my carbon footprint and doing my part…

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Matthew Mooney in Sustainable Energy and The Workplace

Oct 2, 2018

Creation of Jobs

Even with the destruction caused by climate change, job opportunities have arrived because of it. With new sources of energy slowing becoming more popular, jobs in new fields are created to meet these needs. Other occupations like urban planners will need to adapt to the changing world and plan…

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