"Once we raise awareness of the trend, there will be more proactive action.
But the prospect of adapting soils so they suck up more carbon is "unlikely", especially in the short-term, according to He. "I don't think we can increase that absorption ability, so we may want to make more proactive action to mitigate climate change, such as cuts to fossil fuel emissions, for example," she said.
The time has come for new ideas, for a more forward-thinking dialogue, and for ever more proactive action.
Governments may need to take more proactive action such as engaging independent experts to help in designing regulation for journal advertising where self regulatory codes are limited.
In contrast to our current system, which largely emphasizes reacting to new avian influenza viruses once they are detected in poultry, more upstream tracking of this information could potentially provide a critical early warning system or at least provide a sense of the likely evolution and movement of these viruses so that more proactive action can be taken.
Henceforth, the Media Leaks Task Force's main mission would be to take "more proactive actions to undermine future and recurring false narratives" by Snowden, as one NSA official wrote.
Really, Western governments need to think outside of punitive measures and look at more creative and proactive actions, such as increasing investment levels in grass roots movements, promoting pro-LGBT events and backing the kinds of legal challenges that the Human Dignity Trust engages in.
Really, Western governments need to think outside of punitive measures and look at more creative and proactive actions, such as increasing investment levels in grass roots movements, promoting pro-LGBTI events and backing the kinds of legal challenges that the Human Dignity Trust engages in.
That's what true positive thinking is about - recognizing the present reality, differentiating that from a realistic and preferred outcome, and then setting about moving toward that more positive future by taking positive, proactive action in the here and now.
The unit in which super users were more engaged (i.e., were more proactive, provided more comprehensive explanations for their actions, used positive framing, and shared information more freely), experienced greater implementation success, as indicated by clinicians' IS proficiency.
The unit in which super users were more proactive, provided more comprehensive explanations for their actions, used positive framing, and shared information more freely experienced significantly greater improvement in clinicians' IS proficiency (p =0.03).
