Hi Beth,

 

I have seen, at some point in the past ten years, some sort of good news list. 
I cannot remember the source though I suspect it came over the Canadian 
Association of Geographers discussion list (you could post a query here: 
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>  . However, like one of 
your suggestions (better access to clean water), I remember finding at the time 
that the list only hailed purely anthropocentric improvements. As far as the 
state of the non-human world is concerned, I have the overwhelming sense that 
things are, across the board, going from bad to worse.

 

I’d be happy to be proven wrong and look forward to your sharing your findings.

 

Cheers,

Bill

 

 

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Beth 
DeSombre
Sent: April 6, 2019 11:31 AM
To: GEP-Ed List <[email protected]>
Subject: [gep-ed] Good environmental trends

 

Hi folks:

 

This seems like a no brainer, but I'm having a surprisingly difficult time 
gathering a list of positive environmental trends (worldwide and over history). 
Things that have -- because of human intervention -- unquestionably improved, 
with some specific details to hang on them. Things like improved access to 
clean water, better air quality (of various types) in many parts of the world, 
etc.

 

I'd like to not reinvent the wheel -- I could easily come up with a list of 
things I think are better now environmentally than 50 (or 25) years ago and go 
fetch the details of each, but I'm certain that one or more sources has already 
outlined them, with specifics attached.

 

Can someone point me towards such lists/overviews/compilations? (Happy to share 
suggestions with the group afterwards).

 

Thanks,

 

Beth

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