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Conversations Conferences - Water

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White Paper by James Goeke,. State Resource Coordinator for Water. To think of Nebraska s water resources, consider the water cycle as it operates in Nebraska. Considering it in generalized cross-section provides the opportunity to discuss components, connections, variability, and development of historic problems. Our answers and solutions will come from sophisticated models. Even with our extensive data network, do we have enough insights to support our models? Are there solutions available that won t c...

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Conversations Conferences - Land

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White Paper by Sandra K. Scofield,. State Resource Coordinator for Land. Facts About Nebraska Land. Nebraska is a key agricultural state, consistently ranking 4th in the nation in terms of annual cash receipts from agricultural commodities. The state also ranks 4th in terms of land acreage in farms and ranches with nearly 45.5 million acres in 2007. 93% of Nebraska s land is privately owned. Nebraska s agricultural real estate assets were valued at $67.4 billion as of February 2009. Dramatic increased in...

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Conversations Conferences

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Conversations Conference summary articles running in Prairie Fire. Now that the final of our four regional Conversations Conferences has ended, our team of State and Regional Resource Coordinators and facilitators has gathered the many concerns and issues from more than 600 participants across the state, synthesizing them within a series of three articles in Prairie Fire. The statewide newspaper of pubic policy. The Conversations Conferences are designed to help to create a stronger, more sustainable net...

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Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities :: Essential Reading: Recommended Bibliography

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Nebraska Nexus: Resources, Conservation, Development and Change. We are pleased to provide a number of supplemental materials—from discussion guides to maps and diagrams—to enhance your video experience. Just click on the PDF or JPG link to download the document. David Ochsner, Joslyn Institute Board Member, provides a compelling overview of Nebraska Nexus. Megacities—population growth in world cities with populations of more than 10 million over time. Bubble map showing world urban and rural populations.

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Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities :: Essential Reading: Recommended Bibliography

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Nebraska Nexus: Resources, Conservation, Development and Change. We are pleased to provide a number of supplemental materials—from discussion guides to maps and diagrams—to enhance your video experience. Just click on the PDF or JPG link to download the document. David Ochsner, Joslyn Institute Board Member, provides a compelling overview of Nebraska Nexus. Megacities—population growth in world cities with populations of more than 10 million over time. Bubble map showing world urban and rural populations.

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Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities :: Essential Reading: Recommended Bibliography

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Nebraska Nexus: Resources, Conservation, Development and Change. We are pleased to provide a number of supplemental materials—from discussion guides to maps and diagrams—to enhance your video experience. Just click on the PDF or JPG link to download the document. David Ochsner, Joslyn Institute Board Member, provides a compelling overview of Nebraska Nexus. Megacities—population growth in world cities with populations of more than 10 million over time. Bubble map showing world urban and rural populations.

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Conversations Conferences - Energy

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White Paper by Daniel J. Lawse,. State Resource Coordinator for Energy. We live in interesting times. Energy is required for everything we do, from driving our cars and trucks to manufacturing things; we use energy to grow, transport, and process our food; our homes and workplaces are heated and cooled by energy; and we use increasingly more in every aspect of our day with the proliferation of electronic gizmos and gadgets. What are you going to do about it? What is your community going to do about it?

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Conversations Conferences

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University of Nebraska–Lincoln. For Sandra Scofield's bio. For the UNL workshop on February 11, our State Land Resource Coordinator will be:. Professor of Soil Science. School of Natural Resources. University of Nebraska–Lincoln. For Mark Kuzila's bio. Research Hydrologist and Professor. UNL Conservation and Survey Division. For Jim Goeke's bio. Energy Expert and Coordinator of Sustainable Practices. For Daniel Lawse's bio. Cooperative Business Development Specialist. For Jim Crandall's bio. Vice Preside...

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Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities :: Essential Reading: Recommended Bibliography

http://www.ecospheres.org/nebraska_nexus.html

Nebraska Nexus: Resources, Conservation, Development and Change. We are pleased to provide a number of supplemental materials—from discussion guides to maps and diagrams—to enhance your video experience. Just click on the PDF or JPG link to download the document. David Ochsner, Joslyn Institute Board Member, provides a compelling overview of Nebraska Nexus. Megacities—population growth in world cities with populations of more than 10 million over time. Bubble map showing world urban and rural populations.

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Joslyn Institute for Sustainable Communities :: Essential Reading: Recommended Bibliography

http://www.joslyninstitute.com/nebraska_nexus.html

Nebraska Nexus: Resources, Conservation, Development and Change. We are pleased to provide a number of supplemental materials—from discussion guides to maps and diagrams—to enhance your video experience. Just click on the PDF or JPG link to download the document. David Ochsner, Joslyn Institute Board Member, provides a compelling overview of Nebraska Nexus. Megacities—population growth in world cities with populations of more than 10 million over time. Bubble map showing world urban and rural populations.