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  1. It's sustainable development not only for Third world countries (0.8702) (Q16231)
  2. Leading to a dramatic improvement in both the city's economy and its once badly polluted environment. (0.8557) (Q16230)
  3. stone of its planning forces. (0.8208) (Q16229)
  4. Chattanooga TN has made sustainable development (0.8208) (Q16228)
  5. inappropriate technology are gaining increasing recognition in the developed world. (0.8738) (Q16227)
  6. let's use the clothesline. The principles of sustainable development (0.8738) (Q16226)
  7. But when the sun shining (0.8738) (Q16225)
  8. Yes we have an electric clothes dryer. (0.8664) (Q16224)
  9. We have kind of a rule of thumb. (0.8664) (Q16223)
  10. I can see clothes on a clothesline. (0.8664) (Q16222)
  11. It's not anyone technology. But it is a way of thinking in the background. (0.8652) (Q16221)
  12. an advanced so-called first world setting would be different than an appropriate technology from the point of view of the Third World. (0.862) (Q16220)
  13. The types of appropriate technology (0.862) (Q16219)
  14. And natural environment of those who use them. (0.866) (Q16218)
  15. as if people mattered. Hunca argued that economic development can only be sustainable in the long term if it is based on technologies that are appropriate to the culture. (0.8522) (Q16217)
  16. sifat draws inspiration from the late British economist EF Schumacher and his 1973 book Small Is Beautiful Economics (0.8311) (Q16216)
  17. And whether they are technologies that are polluting or whether there are technologies that are destructive of the spirit of human beings (0.8311) (Q16215)
  18. The values that we hold makes the difference of the choices of the technologies we choose to accept. (0.8844) (Q16214)
  19. and which address their most urgent needs. (0.8844) (Q16213)
  20. Instead it allows them to control their own course of development through technologies that they can immediately afford and understand (0.8844) (Q16212)
  21. The purpose of this approach is not to deny people the benefits of more sophisticated technologies. (0.8958) (Q16211)
  22. Well this pump operates on exactly the same principle. (0.803) (Q16210)
  23. straw and pumped the coke up to the top of the straw. (0.803) (Q16209)
  24. We call this our soda straw pump because almost every youngster who's had a soda and drank out of a straw has put his finger over the end of the (0.803) (Q16208)
  25. Organic gardening techniques help families improve their food supply without costly agricultural chemicals and machinery. (0.8823) (Q16207)
  26. Which are readily available in most developing countries. (0.8935) (Q16206)
  27. These human power tools are made primarily from bicycle parts. (0.8521) (Q16205)
  28. While an inexpensive solar oven uses the free nonpolluting energy of the sun. (0.7967) (Q16204)
  29. This place though captures the maximum heat from precious firewood. (0.8026) (Q16203)
  30. fuel shortages caused by deforestation create hardships for many of the world's poor. (0.831) (Q16202)
  31. To planet Earth connected to nature (0.831) (Q16201)
  32. but we need to see technology connected. (0.8624) (Q16200)
  33. It should be an instrument of blessing (0.8624) (Q16199)
  34. That technology should be used for good. (0.8624) (Q16198)
  35. We've chosen to say that technology is valuable. (0.8624) (Q16197)
  36. We have chosen to not throw the baby out with the bathwater. (0.8624) (Q16196)
  37. Alabama people from around the world learn ways to help the poor improve their standard of living without complicated and polluting technologies. (0.8624) (Q16195)
  38. At Ceephax Rural Campers in Randolph County (0.8624) (Q16194)
  39. In 1979 the cautions founded servants in Faith and technology are sifat to promote more humane development strategies. (0.7811) (Q16193)
  40. damaged the natural resources on which people depend for their survival. (0.8328) (Q16192)
  41. Often they solve shortsighted economic development schemes (0.8328) (Q16191)
  42. Three decades of missionary work in developing countries convinced Canon Sarah Carson that environmental neglect can be a major cause of human suffering. (0.8328) (Q16190)
  43. Transitional segment 15 (Q16189)
  44. And it's something that should be considered when we decide how to make a living or how we're going to go about the way we're already making a living. (0.9022) (Q16188)
  45. And the ability to reason and to think about the impact of things we do in the future. (0.9022) (Q16187)
  46. Love beyond ourselves beyond our own little genetic family beyond our own species. (0.8519) (Q16186)
  47. I think two of the main characteristics about being human are our ability to. (0.8694) (Q16185)
  48. The word biophilia means the love that human beings feel for other living things. (0.8694) (Q16184)
  49. and we think that one way to do that is to get people involved and excited about and enjoying what Alabama nature has to offer. (0.8694) (Q16183)
  50. What we're doing with the Nature Center is trying to promote preservation of our native wildlife (0.8694) (Q16182)

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