Climate change is a collective problem, which can be dealt with only collectively.
At the opening of the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assemblyy, Bush spoke of the need for countries to combat collectively global problems such as aids, weapons proliferation, and the sex trade.
How do you put something out in a community via Facebooks and Twitters and all these different things, and collectively put problems out for a community to look at and harness intelligence in?
Afterwards they collectively discussed problems and established a list of problematic working conditions and needs for improvement.
Collectively, these problems hinder the clinical and public health responses to natural and accidental outbreaks, and deliberate release of infectious agents.
Accountability therefore becomes about efforts among users and health workers and between them to collectively solve problems that plague local health services.
Although I would argue that we should be able to get a crude measure of whether problems changed collectively, changes in problems may be harder to detect through surveys than are changes in consumption.
Now is the time to tackle this problem collectively".
By Adam Gopnik Last week, our attention turned, collectively, to the problem of what ought to be done with the remains of one recognized even among nonbelievers as at least semi-divine — one who had, despite a complicated paternity, transformed our consciousness, and whose life, retold as a series of parables, has proved an enduring source of solace, guidance, and fascination.
Last week, our attention turned, collectively, to the problem of what ought to be done with the remains of one recognized even among nonbelievers as at least semi-divine — one who had, despite a complicated paternity, transformed our consciousness, and whose life, retold as a series of parables, has proved an enduring source of solace, guidance, and fascination.
