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Join Colorado teacher and world bicycle traveler Frosty Wooldridge
on “CONNECTING THE DOTS” with Republic Broadcasting Network as he
features Dr. Brian Czech author of _SHOVELING FUEL FOR A RUNAWAY TRAIN._
/Date—September 23, 2008//
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1. Short bio.
Brian Czech has a P.D. in Renewable Natural Resources, with a minor in
Political Science, from the University of Arizona. He is the President
of the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy, or
“CASSE” [rhymes with chassis], a non-profit organization dedicated to
education and research on the conflict between economic growth and
environmental protection, as well as national security. CASSE is based
in Arlington, Virginia. Dr. Czech is also a visiting professor at
Virginia Tech, where he teaches Ecological Economics, and serves as a
conservation biologist with the U.S. Government. He is the author of
two books: /Shoveling Fuel for a Runaway Train,/ and (with Paul R.
Krausman) /The Endangered Species Act: History, Conservation Biology,
and Public Policy/. Czech is a frequent lecturer in the U.S. and abroad
on matters of ecological and economic sustainability.
2. Points covered during the show:
Why didn’t anyone see the economic collapse coming?
What do you mean by the difference between the monetary economy and the
“real” economy?
Is the economic downturn mostly because of the mortgage crisis?
What exactly do you mean by “Peak Oil?”
Why is it so important to understand principles of ecology to understand
what happens to our economy?
What do you mean by the “economy of nature,” and how is that related to
the human economy?
What are some of the major economic trends we can expect in the coming
years?
Why do you say there is a “fundamental” conflict between economic growth
and environmental protection? Can’t this conflict be fixed with better
technology?
What kinds of economic policies would you recommend to get us out of
this crisis?
What do you mean by a "steady state economy?" Is that a form of socialism?
What advice would you have for the average consumer?
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