Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic
Van Jones: Ekonomska nepravda plastike
Van Jones sees a clear link between social justice and green energy -- and works for both. Full bio
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u Meksičkom zaljevu
tamo gdje inače ide?
nalaze ondje u Zaljevu.
problem tamo gdje su naftne mrlje;
samo tijekom proizvodnje.
ekonomskih izbora.
koriste ih i njihova djeca.
kupiti drugi proizvod."
taj da nemate izbora.
u mjestima poput "Doline Raka"
se već nalazi unutra,
da smo postupili moralno.
netko uzeti tu malu bocu
industrije nalazi u Aziji,
koji dolazi iz Azije.
To utječe na sve nas.
sve naše napore ovdje u Kaliforniji.
-- to je sve dragocjeno.
tom temeljnom shvaćanju,
ideja socijalne pravde.
-- a doći ćemo i do toga.
jako smo ponosni na sebe.
za vakumiranje i peći,
-- mučenjem malenih životinja.
ekonomiji da se promijeni,
netko iz "Doline Raka",
nemamo materijala za bacanje,
zajednice poput "Doline Raka?"
lude dileme u kojoj smo bili.
prema jednom problemu.
poput plastike,
s dvjema rukama.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Van Jones - Social justice and green energy activistVan Jones sees a clear link between social justice and green energy -- and works for both.
Why you should listen
Anthony "Van" Jones is founder of the Ella Baker Center for human rights, based in Oakland, California, and of Green for All, an NGO dedicated to "building an inclusive green economy strong enough to lift people out of poverty." His work points to the connection between green energy and job creation. He's the author of The Green Collar Economy: How One Solution Can Fix Our Two Biggest Problems. In 2009, US President Obama appointed Jones his Special Advisor on Green Jobs; Jones resigned the position later that year.
Jones is a senior fellow at the Center For American Progress and a senior policy advisor at Green For All. He holds a joint appointment at Princeton as a distinguished visiting fellow in both the Center for African American Studies and in the Program in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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