
To make money;
Do what others can't do
or do what others don't want to do.
This site lists the best career choices during a recession.
( http://www.hrworld.com/features/top-25-recession-careers-022008/ )
Although the choices seem valid, one's location and it's current (and future) economic condition is a better measure of what is needed in each individual's case.
"Water, water, everywhere..."

http://www.gewater.com/what_we_do/water_scarcity/desalination.jsp
Nuclear power plants are good at desalination and could provide energy for many people.

http://www.fao.org?newsroom/en/news/2004/51409/index.html

http://www.surfsantamonica.com/ssm_site/the_lookout/news/News-2007/March-2007/03_28_07_Sustainable_Parking_Structure.htm
I am not saying that these answers apply to all (or any) of you. But we need to think in a more nimble way. We need to be prepared to make life-style changes and be prepared to adapt or be left behind wondering "what happened".
2 comments:
Could not agree with you more. I think you offer very sound advice to anyone who works for a check they don't sign themselves. The economic times and tides are changing and in order to survive its necessary to think outside the box we've been "living in".
Great post!
I would starve before I would eat bugs. Really.
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