Climate Change and Habitat Destruction

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The #1 challenges to our existence are climate change and habitat destruction. Top indicators of what the tipping point looks like are evident in the health and safety of bees and apiaries. The #1 commodity common to everything is time; use it or lose it. In nature time is measured in cycles as above so below according to cause and effect of what the subject of measurement happens to be.

In economics time is an element or agent that actively contributes to an accomplishment, result, or process. No matter how it's measured all human beings have 24 hours each day of their life. In general, each individual trades the time they have to experience life by choosing what to do next.

Most everything else is a cause or effect of what a person chooses to use time or lose it. For example some people choose to segment their time into work, family and personal activities. Of course the opposite applies when events outside individual control interferes and forces outcomes not chosen.

Spare time is free from duties or responsibilities and is available for hobbies or other activities you enjoy. On the other hand, unexpected events outside your control like COVID-19, storm damage or earthquakes may also cause spare time. Since there are no refunds for lost time, why not use it to earn some spare money, save the planet or both?

Key Takeaways:

At Habitat for Health free time can be used to improve ecological and economical (Eco-Eco) relations that benefit both systems.
Donating spare time to ecological opportunity includes resource recovery and/or enrichment of the ¹EPCG Bank.
Donating spare time to economical opportunity includes income increase and/or enrichment of the EPCG Bank.

"Habitat for Health is a place you can invest your spare time instead of losing it. The main difference is that H4H strives to redistribute health and wealth in more equitable ways."