Here we are. At another crossroads. Or, I am anyways. And I welcome you to join me as the next chapter of my life. Some of you have shared in my experiences across Latin America, Europe and home in sunny Santa Barbara, California. The past year I have been delving deep into the world of green - and emerged spouting terminology and ideas I had never known existed 11 months ago. I welcome you back into my story, as we take a turn into GreenLand.
While studying my MPA in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia University, concepts that were once foriegn like solar thermal, energy efficiency, carbon sequestration, climate change, water resources management, and food security have become a part of my daily jargon. I have also had a year to master the web of subways, dabble in the delicious food of street vendors, hear more languages spoken on the sidewalk than ever before, and experience the refuge Central Park can provide as an escape from the ultimate urban jungle - New York City.
I welcome you now to continue with me in my exploration. This time, rather than exploring volcanoes and glaciers in the physical sense, I am eager to expand on what these natural resources mean to us here in our daily lives and attempt to apply my newfound knowledge to our own daily lives. Turns out - the impact is extraordinary.
I would love to hear from you with ideas, thoughts or plain ole confabulations:
A.Tianna Scozzaro
[email protected]
While studying my MPA in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia University, concepts that were once foriegn like solar thermal, energy efficiency, carbon sequestration, climate change, water resources management, and food security have become a part of my daily jargon. I have also had a year to master the web of subways, dabble in the delicious food of street vendors, hear more languages spoken on the sidewalk than ever before, and experience the refuge Central Park can provide as an escape from the ultimate urban jungle - New York City.
I welcome you now to continue with me in my exploration. This time, rather than exploring volcanoes and glaciers in the physical sense, I am eager to expand on what these natural resources mean to us here in our daily lives and attempt to apply my newfound knowledge to our own daily lives. Turns out - the impact is extraordinary.
I would love to hear from you with ideas, thoughts or plain ole confabulations:
A.Tianna Scozzaro
[email protected]
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