Comments for Sustaining Greater Yellowstone http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog A blog for and by members of the Yellowstone Business Partnership and others committed to enhancing the environmental, social and economic well-being of the Greater Yellowstone region. Tue, 15 Mar 2011 17:25:39 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on UnCommon Sense a step on path to sustainable Yellowstone-Teton Region by Beth Pratt http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=246#comment-1446 Beth Pratt Tue, 15 Mar 2011 17:25:39 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=246#comment-1446 Thanks for such a great commentary on sustainability--and your vision for sustainability--in the Greater Yellowstone area. YBP and Uncommon Sense are making a difference because of leaders like you! Thanks for such a great commentary on sustainability–and your vision for sustainability–in the Greater Yellowstone area. YBP and Uncommon Sense are making a difference because of leaders like you!

]]> Comment on Sustainability and Sense of Place by Tweets that mention Sustainability and Sense of Place -- Topsy.com http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1313 Tweets that mention Sustainability and Sense of Place -- Topsy.com Fri, 18 Feb 2011 18:18:48 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1313 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greening Yellowstone, Beth Pratt. Beth Pratt said: "Sustainability and Sense of Place" Climate change in the Greater Yellowstone http://ow.ly/3ZalW [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Greening Yellowstone, Beth Pratt. Beth Pratt said: "Sustainability and Sense of Place" Climate change in the Greater Yellowstone http://ow.ly/3ZalW [...]

]]> Comment on Sustainability and Sense of Place by Beth Pratt http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1307 Beth Pratt Thu, 17 Feb 2011 17:32:06 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1307 Jennifer--you inspired and continue to inspire me! I was so impressed in what you accomplished with your sustainability program. Jennifer–you inspired and continue to inspire me! I was so impressed in what you accomplished with your sustainability program.

]]> Comment on Sustainability and Sense of Place by Jennifer Brannen http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1302 Jennifer Brannen Wed, 16 Feb 2011 14:55:14 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=198#comment-1302 Beth - You were an inspiration to me through the UnCommon Sense program. I was so impressed with your programs and motivated by your passion. Thanks for leading our group! Jen Beth – You were an inspiration to me through the UnCommon Sense program. I was so impressed with your programs and motivated by your passion. Thanks for leading our group!

Jen

]]> Comment on How high is the rural-urban divide? by Dave Stauffer http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1114 Dave Stauffer Tue, 25 Jan 2011 16:16:04 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1114 Andy - Thanks for taking the time to check the blog! Andy – Thanks for taking the time to check the blog!

]]> Comment on How high is the rural-urban divide? by Dave Stauffer http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1113 Dave Stauffer Tue, 25 Jan 2011 16:15:11 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1113 Maybe one could say I'm bi-locational? Maybe one could say I’m bi-locational?

]]> Comment on How high is the rural-urban divide? by Rod Proffitt http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1112 Rod Proffitt Tue, 25 Jan 2011 16:05:37 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1112 Dave: Great post! I didn't know you grew up on a farm! I always thought you were strictly a big city boy that Myles Rademan used to refer to as a "FUR" - frozen urban refugee. Dave: Great post! I didn’t know you grew up on a farm! I always thought you were strictly a big city boy that Myles Rademan used to refer to as a “FUR” – frozen urban refugee.

]]> Comment on How high is the rural-urban divide? by Andy http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1107 Andy Tue, 25 Jan 2011 00:07:22 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=152#comment-1107 Dave, Great post! I especially enjoyed your highlighting the shared benefits of small towns and big cities. We so easily focus on our differences when in fact we have more in common. Dave,

Great post! I especially enjoyed your highlighting the shared benefits of small towns and big cities. We so easily focus on our differences when in fact we have more in common.

]]> Comment on Tourism and YBP – the New Conversation by Dave Stauffer http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=134#comment-229 Dave Stauffer Tue, 30 Nov 2010 04:06:56 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=134#comment-229 You can find us on Facebook: Yellowstone Business Partnership. Let me know if it doesn't work. You can find us on Facebook: Yellowstone Business Partnership. Let me know if it doesn’t work.

]]> Comment on Is ‘Sustainable’ Indefinable? by Steve Viederman http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=94#comment-50 Steve Viederman Wed, 06 Oct 2010 16:56:13 +0000 http://yellowstonebusiness.org/blog/?p=94#comment-50 The most appropriate definition is simple: Our responsibility to leave options open to future generations. Like Brundtland, but clearer. Sustainable development is a problem, as it suggests that we are sustaining a development paradigm that we know has failed. The most appropriate definition is simple: Our responsibility to leave options open to future generations.

Like Brundtland, but clearer.

Sustainable development is a problem, as it suggests that we are sustaining a development paradigm that we know has failed.

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