If you’ve flown domestically or internationally from DFW, chances are you’ve had to take off from the DFW Airport. The Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Airport, first built in 1973, serves North Texas as the primary aviation transportation hub, connecting the area to 254 destinations (191 domestic, 63 international) from 28 passenger airlines1. Servicing 82 million passengersContinue reading “Flying Into The Future: DFW Airport’s Strides Toward Sustainability”
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Coronavirus: A few things that stifled America
On March 4th, 2020, psychology and political scientist Philip E. Tetlock retweeted a concise but powerful contrast of two predominant perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic: “base-rate” thinking and “growth” thinking. Base-rate thinking is more experiential; it assesses a situation based on historical outcomes. Thinkers relying on this perspective predominantly assumed the coronavirus as not muchContinue reading “Coronavirus: A few things that stifled America”
Why Consumer Viewpoints & Perceived Value Matters
So, you like the environment? So, you care for sustainability? You care for turtles & trees, turning the lights off when they’re not in use, stopping climate change and the dearth of biodiversity loss that epitomizes the ongoing sixth mass extinction? So what? Why should I care? That’s the big question… “Why should I care?”Continue reading “Why Consumer Viewpoints & Perceived Value Matters”
Understanding Organics
The word organic is often thrown around as a buzzword for “healthy” produce, but the actual meaning behind the word is often lost in the day-to-day. The importance of supporting organic food and organic movements is a lot more than the organic section of the grocery store seems to suggest. What does it mean? InContinue reading “Understanding Organics”
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