15th transcript block in Natural Assets documentary (Q16342)

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Natural Assets is a UA CPT&R documentary from The Alabama Experience series hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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English	15th transcript block in Natural Assets documentary	Natural Assets is a UA CPT&R documentary from The Alabama Experience series hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-d0f2569e145#at_953.000000_s

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15:53

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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)

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Often they solve shortsighted economic development schemes (0.8328)

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damaged the natural resources on which people depend for their survival. (0.8328)

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In 1979 the cautions founded servants in Faith and technology are sifat to promote more humane development strategies. (0.7811)

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At Ceephax Rural Campers in Randolph County (0.8624)

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Alabama people from around the world learn ways to help the poor improve their standard of living without complicated and polluting technologies. (0.8624)

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We have chosen to not throw the baby out with the bathwater. (0.8624)

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We've chosen to say that technology is valuable. (0.8624)

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That technology should be used for good. (0.8624)

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It should be an instrument of blessing (0.8624)

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but we need to see technology connected. (0.8624)

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To planet Earth connected to nature (0.831)

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fuel shortages caused by deforestation create hardships for many of the world's poor. (0.831)

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This place though captures the maximum heat from precious firewood. (0.8026)

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While an inexpensive solar oven uses the free nonpolluting energy of the sun. (0.7967)

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These human power tools are made primarily from bicycle parts. (0.8521)

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Which are readily available in most developing countries. (0.8935)

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Organic gardening techniques help families improve their food supply without costly agricultural chemicals and machinery. (0.8823)

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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)

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straw and pumped the coke up to the top of the straw. (0.803)

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Well this pump operates on exactly the same principle. (0.803)

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The purpose of this approach is not to deny people the benefits of more sophisticated technologies. (0.8958)

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Instead it allows them to control their own course of development through technologies that they can immediately afford and understand (0.8844)

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and which address their most urgent needs. (0.8844)

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The values that we hold makes the difference of the choices of the technologies we choose to accept. (0.8844)

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And whether they are technologies that are polluting or whether there are technologies that are destructive of the spirit of human beings (0.8311)

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sifat draws inspiration from the late British economist EF Schumacher and his 1973 book Small Is Beautiful Economics (0.8311)

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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)

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And natural environment of those who use them. (0.866)

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The types of appropriate technology (0.862)

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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)

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It's not anyone technology. But it is a way of thinking in the background. (0.8652)

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I can see clothes on a clothesline. (0.8664)

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We have kind of a rule of thumb. (0.8664)

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Yes we have an electric clothes dryer. (0.8664)

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But when the sun shining (0.8738)

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let's use the clothesline. The principles of sustainable development (0.8738)

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inappropriate technology are gaining increasing recognition in the developed world. (0.8738)

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Chattanooga TN has made sustainable development (0.8208)

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stone of its planning forces. (0.8208)

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Leading to a dramatic improvement in both the city's economy and its once badly polluted environment. (0.8557)

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It's sustainable development not only for Third world countries (0.8702)

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it's sustainable development for New York City or for Birmingham AL or for Randolph County (0.8702)

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Alabama. Appropriate technology. (0.8702)

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To be appropriate for Alabama has to take into account the specific assets that we have. (0.8559)

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This states abundance of natural assets is encourage ING some Alabama's to consider a relatively new industry. (0.8456)

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Ecotourism caters to the public's growing address in nature and outdoor recreation. (0.864)

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