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  1. While watching the ARROWS #rescueunit (led by a doctor!) on NHK I once again wondered at the world's short-sightedness when it comes to "human capital." I've thought the #UN could recruit #refugees to train and staff #emergency and #disasterprevention, response and recovery teams, or #SustainableDevelopmentGoals teams, with a promise to become citizens somewhere by mutual agreement at the end of their (properly paid, mind you) term of service. There would be provision for recognizing the degrees and certifications of already skilled displaced people; for example, many doctors and nurses turn up stripped of everything and if very lucky get to go back to school to show they can "learn" what they already know. Others could train to build #solar, #wind or #geothermal; still others could do the refugee equivalent of #WWOOFing. They could, until offered settlement in recognition of their service, carry a UN-issued at-large passport; vetted, trained and equipped teams could be inserted with a minimum of fuss after earthquakes, for example, much as we see with the private company shown here after the Noto earthquake in Japan.

    None of this replaces simply offering pre-existing services, as there would always be some who would not wish or be able to enter such a program.

    The point of having it would be to build up good will in a world that has become so bloody-minded toward out-groups, particularly those who have lost their homes.

    I believe I would (if somewhat younger and not saddled with leukemia) want such an opportunity to prove myself in like case, so I'd love to see such a thing implemented.

    Every Second Counts: Flying Rescue Unit ARROWS

    www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho

  2. While watching the ARROWS #rescueunit (led by a doctor!) on NHK I once again wondered at the world's short-sightedness when it comes to "human capital." I've thought the #UN could recruit #refugees to train and staff #emergency and #disasterprevention, response and recovery teams, or #SustainableDevelopmentGoals teams, with a promise to become citizens somewhere by mutual agreement at the end of their (properly paid, mind you) term of service. There would be provision for recognizing the degrees and certifications of already skilled displaced people; for example, many doctors and nurses turn up stripped of everything and if very lucky get to go back to school to show they can "learn" what they already know. Others could train to build #solar, #wind or #geothermal; still others could do the refugee equivalent of #WWOOFing. They could, until offered settlement in recognition of their service, carry a UN-issued at-large passport; vetted, trained and equipped teams could be inserted with a minimum of fuss after earthquakes, for example, much as we see with the private company shown here after the Noto earthquake in Japan.

    None of this replaces simply offering pre-existing services, as there would always be some who would not wish or be able to enter such a program.

    The point of having it would be to build up good will in a world that has become so bloody-minded toward out-groups, particularly those who have lost their homes.

    I believe I would (if somewhat younger and not saddled with leukemia) want such an opportunity to prove myself in like case, so I'd love to see such a thing implemented.

    Every Second Counts: Flying Rescue Unit ARROWS

    www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho

  3. While watching the ARROWS #rescueunit (led by a doctor!) on NHK I once again wondered at the world's short-sightedness when it comes to "human capital." I've thought the #UN could recruit #refugees to train and staff #emergency and #disasterprevention, response and recovery teams, or #SustainableDevelopmentGoals teams, with a promise to become citizens somewhere by mutual agreement at the end of their (properly paid, mind you) term of service. There would be provision for recognizing the degrees and certifications of already skilled displaced people; for example, many doctors and nurses turn up stripped of everything and if very lucky get to go back to school to show they can "learn" what they already know. Others could train to build #solar, #wind or #geothermal; still others could do the refugee equivalent of #WWOOFing. They could, until offered settlement in recognition of their service, carry a UN-issued at-large passport; vetted, trained and equipped teams could be inserted with a minimum of fuss after earthquakes, for example, much as we see with the private company shown here after the Noto earthquake in Japan.

    None of this replaces simply offering pre-existing services, as there would always be some who would not wish or be able to enter such a program.

    The point of having it would be to build up good will in a world that has become so bloody-minded toward out-groups, particularly those who have lost their homes.

    I believe I would (if somewhat younger and not saddled with leukemia) want such an opportunity to prove myself in like case, so I'd love to see such a thing implemented.

    Every Second Counts: Flying Rescue Unit ARROWS

    www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho

  4. While watching the ARROWS #rescueunit (led by a doctor!) on NHK I once again wondered at the world's short-sightedness when it comes to "human capital." I've thought the #UN could recruit #refugees to train and staff #emergency and #disasterprevention, response and recovery teams, or #SustainableDevelopmentGoals teams, with a promise to become citizens somewhere by mutual agreement at the end of their (properly paid, mind you) term of service. There would be provision for recognizing the degrees and certifications of already skilled displaced people; for example, many doctors and nurses turn up stripped of everything and if very lucky get to go back to school to show they can "learn" what they already know. Others could train to build #solar, #wind or #geothermal; still others could do the refugee equivalent of #WWOOFing. They could, until offered settlement in recognition of their service, carry a UN-issued at-large passport; vetted, trained and equipped teams could be inserted with a minimum of fuss after earthquakes, for example, much as we see with the private company shown here after the Noto earthquake in Japan.

    None of this replaces simply offering pre-existing services, as there would always be some who would not wish or be able to enter such a program.

    The point of having it would be to build up good will in a world that has become so bloody-minded toward out-groups, particularly those who have lost their homes.

    I believe I would (if somewhat younger and not saddled with leukemia) want such an opportunity to prove myself in like case, so I'd love to see such a thing implemented.

    Every Second Counts: Flying Rescue Unit ARROWS

    www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho

  5. While watching the ARROWS #rescueunit (led by a doctor!) on NHK I once again wondered at the world's short-sightedness when it comes to "human capital." I've thought the #UN could recruit #refugees to train and staff #emergency and #disasterprevention, response and recovery teams, or #SustainableDevelopmentGoals teams, with a promise to become citizens somewhere by mutual agreement at the end of their (properly paid, mind you) term of service. There would be provision for recognizing the degrees and certifications of already skilled displaced people; for example, many doctors and nurses turn up stripped of everything and if very lucky get to go back to school to show they can "learn" what they already know. Others could train to build #solar, #wind or #geothermal; still others could do the refugee equivalent of #WWOOFing. They could, until offered settlement in recognition of their service, carry a UN-issued at-large passport; vetted, trained and equipped teams could be inserted with a minimum of fuss after earthquakes, for example, much as we see with the private company shown here after the Noto earthquake in Japan.

    None of this replaces simply offering pre-existing services, as there would always be some who would not wish or be able to enter such a program.

    The point of having it would be to build up good will in a world that has become so bloody-minded toward out-groups, particularly those who have lost their homes.

    I believe I would (if somewhat younger and not saddled with leukemia) want such an opportunity to prove myself in like case, so I'd love to see such a thing implemented.

    Every Second Counts: Flying Rescue Unit ARROWS

    www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/sho

  6. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  7. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  8. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  9. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  10. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  11. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  12. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  13. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  14. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  15. The Golden Circle is a major #tourist attraction in #Iceland . The #Highlights are Thingvellir #NationalPark , Geysir #geothermal Area, and Gullfoss #waterfall , but there is much more to see. How did you like it?
    #travel #BUCKETLIST backpackandsnorkel.com/Golden-

  16. Shallow geothermal potential validated at several sites in Tarragona, Spain

    Roman Amphitheater at Tarragonia, Catalonia, Spain (source: Bernard Gagnon, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons) An exploration…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #catalonia #cooling #drilling #exploration #funding #geotermia #geothermal #heating #icgc #investment #shallowgeothermal #tarragonia
    europesays.com/spain/47711/

  17. Eavor Technologies has started sending electricity to Germany's grid and is now planning the next phase of its geothermal project. #geothermal

    canarymedia.com/articles/geoth

  18. Eavor Technologies has started sending electricity to Germany's grid and is now planning the next phase of its geothermal project. #geothermal

    canarymedia.com/articles/geoth

  19. Eavor Technologies has started sending electricity to Germany's grid and is now planning the next phase of its geothermal project. #geothermal

    canarymedia.com/articles/geoth

  20. Eavor Technologies has started sending electricity to Germany's grid and is now planning the next phase of its geothermal project. #geothermal

    canarymedia.com/articles/geoth

  21. Webinar – Hot sedimentary aquifer geothermal in Australia – 22 June 2022

    IGA-AWPRB webinar – Hot sedimentary aquifer exploration and development in Australia (source: IGA-AWPRB) Registration is open for a…
    #Australia #AU #australiangeothermalassociation #Austrlia #Exploration #geothermal #hotsedimentaryaquifier #hsa #iga-awprb #webinar
    europesays.com/australia/39609/

  22. Mount Augustine geothermal site included in MoU between Alaska and South Korean firm

    Augustine Volcano, Alaska (source: Coombs, M. L. / Alaska Volcano Observatory / U.S. Geological Survey) The Mount Augustine…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #POSCO #Alaska #drilling #exploration #geoalaska #geothermal #ignisenergy #MemorandumofUnderstanding #methanol #MoU #mountaugustine #POSCOInternational #SouthKorea
    europesays.com/korea/64775/

  23. The Pulpit. Mammoth Hot Springs. (1883) by Thomas Sinclair and Son, from Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories: Part II. Yellowstone National Park.

    Source: The Field Museum Library / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d67

    #geothermal #america #surveying #geology #landscapes #art #publicdomain

  24. The Pulpit. Mammoth Hot Springs. (1883) by Thomas Sinclair and Son, from Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories: Part II. Yellowstone National Park.

    Source: The Field Museum Library / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d67

    #geothermal #america #surveying #geology #landscapes #art #publicdomain

  25. The Pulpit. Mammoth Hot Springs. (1883) by Thomas Sinclair and Son, from Twelfth Annual Report of the United States Geological and Geographical Survey of The Territories: Part II. Yellowstone National Park.

    Source: The Field Museum Library / Biodiversity Heritage Library

    Available to buy as a print.

    pdimagearchive.org/images/9d67

    #geothermal #america #surveying #geology #landscapes #art #publicdomain