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It’s too easy to peg someone just as a tree-planter and park-builder, Carter says.
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If it can work in the South Bronx, Carter says, it can work anywhere.
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The Bloomberg administration gave it a good shot, Carter says.
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It takes as little as understanding there’s a different way to do things, Carter says.
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It’s as simple as reusing things, Carter says.
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According to environmental justice advocate Majora Carter, getting serious about job creation in NYC will mean funneling money toward green manufacturing and clean tech industries, not professional sports.
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Since her famous TED talk, Majora Carter has found that many in the business community want to do well by doing good.
What’s a green collar job? Anything that has a positive impact on the environment, Carter says.
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In the South Bronx, environmental degradation has led to high rates of asthma, diabetes and learning disabilities, Carter says.
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Many in Carter’s community once lived in synch with nature.
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Carter built the first waterfront park her community has had in over sixty years.
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How Majora Carter cleaned up the South Bronx.
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Judge Posner believes that as a social good, privacy is overrated because it means people are able to conceal things.
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Judge Posner talks about why he is pessimistic about destructive technologies that continue to be developed.
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Posner first talks about the challenge of constitutional interpretation and how he believes that the entire body of constitutional law was created with free interpretation of the Constitution.