Stupid Final Exam :)

Question 1

china is

Answer 1

the greenest country in the world

Question 2

Patagonia is an experiment

Answer 2

to present a new style of responsible business and an alternative to endless growth implied by capitalism that deserves the blame for the destruction on nature

Question 3

yvon choinard

Answer 3

founder of patagonia

Question 4

whats the “dirtbag” way?

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living as close to the wild as poxxible

Question 5

2 of Patagonia’s goals

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1. making product of high quality in a responsible way
2. allowing employees enough flexibility to enjoy the outdoors and be with their kids

Question 6

Patagonia’s purpose

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build the best product, do no unnecessary harm, use
business to inspire and implement solutions to the
environmental crisis

Question 7

What is patagonia’s biggest accomplishment?

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winning over other companies to join the 1% for the plant

Question 8

current CEO of patagonia

Answer 8

casey sheahan

Question 9

republican who was a conservationist

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Teddy Roosevelt, instilled an ethos of nature importance in america

Question 10

What recourses does the EPA think we should focus on?

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1. air
2. ecosystems
3. energy
4. land
5. materials
   water

Question 11

Commons Dilemma

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When a shared recourse is degraded or consumed for short-term gain by those sharing the resource instead of managing it for long-term use

Question 12

Global Climate Change

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carbon dioxide = 80% of the worlds emissions (20% = landfills, coal, industrial)

Question 13

William Lind

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Author of The New Conservatism

Question 14

Bjorn Lomborg

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activist, thinks global warming is slowing progress not stopping it - climate activists hat him

Question 15

Paul Hawwwkin

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Author of Drawdown

Question 16

Massachusetts sued the EPA for not regulating green house gases

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so… EPA regulates more!

Question 17

What’s the most important development for the environmental movement?

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-the carbon footprint
-avg. US carbon footprint = 118lbs
-ISO14064-1 has protocol to calculate emissions

Question 18

eco-efficient

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doing less “bad” for the environment

Question 19

eco-effective

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– replenishing, restoring, and nourishing the rest of the world

Question 20

Mavericks Chapter 9: Jim Neiman

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-Owns the last Saw mill in WY and 2 in Black Hills
o In 2000, he wanted to have a sustainable business
 Sustainable forestry initiative (SFI) certification
 This means…the wood they get is legal and from non-controversial forests
 Contractors must be educated in:
* Water quality
* Biodiversity
* Wildlife habitat
* At risk species
* Soil productivity
* Production from wildfire
* Insects, disease, invasive species
o Has been working on this over ten years
o Neiman spends 1-2 days a week on “bug issues”
o He has an informal partner role with the US forest service
o Lots of controversy:
 Some environmental groups still don’t like NEI

Question 21

Mia Birk - Bike Lady

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Portland’s bike programmer, bikes solve congestion, air pollution, and obesity

Question 22

4 Stages of Entrepreneurs

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1. Searching – developing a unique idea or identifying a special opportunity
2. Planning – converting the idea/opportunity into a workable business plan
3. Marshalling – assembling resources to bring the venture into existence
4. Implementing – growing the business

Question 23

Green opportunities

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concern for the planet is increasing! We’ll see a big change in business operations as everything becomes greener

Question 24

Cradle to Cradle (C2)

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designing fully recyclable products and packaging

Question 25

LOHAS - Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability

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recommends green products

Question 26

Altruism is a _____________________ associated with status of being pro-social and having the ability to incur the costs of self-sacrifice for public welfare

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costly signal

Question 27

The path to being a sustainable business!

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following the law, be more efficient, design eco-friendly products, create next-practice platforms

Question 28

Clean tech!

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Uses limited or no non-renewable recourses or creates less waste * Solar energy * Wind power * Green buildings * Biofuels and biomaterials * Water filtration * The smart grid * Batteries for mobile power * Personal transportation

Question 29

Mavericks Chapter 10: Inefficient Systems

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Four Types of Market Imperfections 1. Inefficient systems -David Tse founder of NovoNutrients which sells thermal batteries

Question 30

Mavericks Chapter 10: Externalities

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Four Types of Market Imperfections 2. externalities -David Kanie of floating island international, creates floating bogs that clean ponds and streams

Question 31

Mavericks Chapter 10: Flawed Pricing

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Karl Ulrich - TeraPass, Sells carbon offsets to fund renewable energies Lots of ecosystems are undervalued - clean air, water, renewable energy, regulated climate

Question 32

Mavericks Chapter 10: Imperfectly Distributed Info

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Yoan Nussbaumer Charge Map, map for charging electircal vehicles

Question 33

The 3 myths of poverty

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1. we can donate people out of poverty 2. national economic growth will end poverty 3. bug businesses will end poverty

Question 34

Important parts of poverty alleviation

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-field interviewing is important -innovation matters -product, price, place, promotion, matters

Question 35

solutions to poverty through the years!

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1980s- interventions like post disaster relief and post-conflict rehabilitation 1990s - social protection services like social insurance and welfare 2000s - empowerment like human/social capability (building assistance) and social equity services

Question 36

Why is can solving poverty be sketchy?

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-the poor are heterogeneous -poverty alleviation is complex -corruption -increasing poverty makes accessing institutions hard

Question 37

Co-dependency

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Samaritan's dilemma - donor needs to feel good and receiver reduces efforts to keep getting help

Question 38

markets in poverty alleviation

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1. social enterprise 2. local markets 3. migration 4. incentives from foreign governments