Earlier this month I attended the Great Lakes Urban Exchange (GLUE) annual conference, which was held in the Larimer neighborhood of Pittsburgh. GLUE is a network of young leaders devoted to creating a healthy, sustainable and equitable future for …
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365 days can fly by when you do something you really enjoy. Last year, on September 1, we launched Fourth Economy Consulting – so today is our birthday! Of course the idea and planning a new company occurred many months …
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Tagged Anniversary, Birthday, capturing the storm, Collaboration, H2Opportunity, Pittsburgh, technology, transfer, Water
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Water is vital to life. We simply cannot live without it. We have no substitutes for it. Without a minimum intake of water, we die. The minimum water requirement is estimated at 20 litres per day for drinking plus …
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Tagged Green, Sustainability, Transformation, Water
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Last month in our Economic Architecture newsletter, we started a poll series where we ask important questions facing economic development community. Our first question was “What do you think our greatest economic challenge will be over the next 20 years?” …
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Tagged challenges, China, Collaboration, debt, economic, education, finances, global, Middle East, Poll, results, Water, weirding
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