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J. Morris Hicks, Outcry, Urgent Alarms from Our Planet and What We Can Do About Them
A former career business executive and executive vice president with Ralph Lauren in New York, Jim has always tried to focus on the big picture when analyzing any issue. In 2002, after becoming curious about the optimal diet for humans, he began a comprehensive study of what we eat from a global perspective—discovering many startling issues and opportunities along the way. He holds a BS in Industrial Engineering from Auburn University and an MBA from the University of Hawaii, a degree he earned while serving as an officer in the U.S. Coast Guard in Honolulu. In 2009, he earned a Certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition from eCornell and the T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies, where he served on the board of directors for six years. A prolific writer and blogger, he published his first book, Healthy Eating, Healthy World, in 2011 and, four years later, teamed up with a medical doctor to publish the 4Leaf Guide to Vibrant Health. Along the way, he has posted over 1200 health and sustainability articles on his website at hpjmh.com. In 2004, he began referring to our food choices as the most important issue in the history of humanity—having concluded that our future as a species was riding on those choices. Ten years later, he realized that in order to preserve the fragile ecosystem that sustains us, we must also begin urgently addressing other aspects of humanity that now threaten our civilization and our long-term survival as a species. Finally, in 2018, he devised an uplifting way of writing and speaking about those troubling issues—by envisioning how we can totally re-invent the way we live on this planet, such that we can co-exist indefinitely in a virtual paradise with nature. To be sure, this new vision is the primary focus of this book and has become a major part of his never-ending mission to promote health, hope and harmony on planet Earth.
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Please Dear God, exsqeeze mi fo my repeatism, but dang, Caryn dear, yo voyce and thymin are imoeccable, interjecting – not too much – but complementing the presenter – and helping to enhance their message as you are so well informed about their material while not pretending to be pretentious. I hope it’s okay too point out the obvyis; and if not ce la vie.
This hit me at the right thyme and in the right place as I lost my way a bit but am feeling extremely confident that I’m very close to being back on track.
1975 time frame – I was an environmental policy major – and in hind sight – I should have stayed with it. Met a girl at the time that I liked – but her sense was I was a bit too much of a capitalist. And I’ve embraced that but somehow I’ve become much more woke. Spending quality time in the Smokies and I’m and with nature/at times fully immersed in it…..it does things to you. Having seen what is right and good – one should not and cannot soon forget.
I am 6-12 months behind where I have wanted to launch some I initiatives. But recent developments playing out have been a bit of a blessing, as I was born an optimist and strive/am in training to be an Optimalist/to leave behind a better world because I was here.
This podcast may have fundamentally changed my life and the direction of my future which has been happening since 5.7.19.
I am hoping to be a part of one of the biggest and most progressive revolution this world has ever imagined.
I’ve head thus persons name but want as familiar with his great works as I am now and soon will be. Both of you are engineers and perhaps can tell me how to get 96 hours from a given day so as to study all his materials and other such essentials🤔🤔🤔
I will likely have to listen a few more times. And will relish a transcript I’m hoping to see.
This author alone could carry your podcast yo new heights and you could easily talk to him once a month as a minimum.
I may have more to add although as is often the case, perhaps I’ve exceeded the current limit.
The solutions are hiding in plane site, are very simple and all too complex.
I have renewed my passion of Native Americans. It would have been better if we had learned and co-opted many of their ways rather than hang 38 in Minnesota and left so many others to die!!!!
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