Lektioner Joe. Flashcards

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Complexity?

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Leads to increasing uncertinty?? -> climate models are unsure. Needs longer term dev in society.

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Gaps in knowledge?

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Scientific Env. knowledge is uneven around the world, indigenius people are ignored.

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Globalization?

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not good or bad, but disruptive and unpredictible. The consequenses are unequally distributed.

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Organisations & Management ?

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Org have employeed managers and managment to ensure that Org work in a particular way -> to ensure that goals are archived.

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Governance + EM?

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A result of “Hollowing out of the state”, can be a symtom of bad development.
Can be god or bad -> retursystem för pantflaskor, Pantamera mm.
Kan ske genom Lagar eller Frivilliga förändringar.

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The diffrence between EM & EMS?

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Not the same thing!

EM= the leadership actions. What Env. problems we contribute to & Env impact can form strategic goals.

EMS= tools to achive Em.

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Company narratives & Env problems?

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-Villians
-Victims of activists /terroirist
- Hero = Opportunities & problem solving, new niches for customers.

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Business are?

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A major part of economic system. Buy resurses, transform them, sell goods, get profit. We have adopted our way of living to this.

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Government & real practices of Env sustanability?

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Env Ministersare often “junior” departments, at the best the Minister is able to achive a compromise.
- Gov will only persu sustanability to a limited point. Ex: phase out substances vs continuing fosil fuel subsidies.

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Panarchy Theory?

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A model dev. from Ecological perspective. Ecosystem functions & nature need to be better undertod by humans, before making decisions.

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DM - Disaster Management?

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Police, firemen.. Are moving from a specifiv event, to se all (?) disasters as symptoms of a long-term process -> risk society.

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The 3 R in DM?

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Respond
Recovery
Rebulding
= return to normal

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DM & Natural disasters?

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-Cant controll it
-often spontanius cooperation & cordination
- solve crisis & rebild community togehther
- short-term damage

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DM & Technical disasters?

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-loss of control over systems
-afterwards: arguing/pont finger at each other
-profit over people
- damage in long or short term

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DM & Hybrid disasters?

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-combination of natural/tech failures & unusual natural events. (snö + E22)
- Pandemic = global logistics & just in time deleveries = weakneses.

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Anticipatory Suprise Management?

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To avoid being suprised by: Unthinkable circumstances, unexpected events, unknowable impacts.
Solution =
1. Reject rutines
2. Less rigidity in EM
3. Go outside the box etc.

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The Black Swan?

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A methaphor for a rare event, beyond normal expectations.
HOW Firms/networks are organized can diminish the effects of a black swan event.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Psychological Bias?
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Interpretation of evidence in only 1 way, tends for following a pre-concidered idea.
Increases tendency for a further narrow interpretation/tolkning.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Anomalies?
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We tend not to look for anomalies, but should look fornegative instances more, instead of ignoring them.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Order?
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we ipose a order on a series of observations/facts/experiences.
Our ability to do this confirms our belif that we understand. Also, our order maybe not the only explenation.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Simple explenations?
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Looking for simple explenations of “Complexity”, may not be the best explenation.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Unusual events & Pre-concived ideas?
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Anomalies get suboriented, instead of beeinga possibility to reflect/create new understanding on things.

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Confirmation bias:

  1. Black swans?
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Individuals & society tends to belive/behave as black Swans dont exists, but we know they do.

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Making Black Swans “grey”?

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Vs not just plan for the expected.
What you dont know, is at least as relevant to decisions, than what you allredy know.

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3 diffrent kind of Uncertinty & Unknowns?
1. Unknown unknowns = No one is aware of the event. 2. Unknown knowns = we have no knowledge, but others may know, but we dont know the knowledge of others. 3. Extremly small Probability = the likelihood is considered small/low, and its ignored. Was known, but then made "unknown".
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Weak signlas?
-People, Org, Networks are drowning in signals/noises, makes it difficult to hear weak signals. -All weak signals may not be important. - The point is to be redy to act when noticing a signal not going away/get stronger, and act.
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GRI & Sustanability reports?
3 diff Standards in reports. 1. GRI1 -Universal: Dokuments, principles, env codes. (green) 2. GRI 2 -Sector : Org + context, structire, policies. (Orange). 3. GRI3 - Topic: spec. info. impacts, dialog with stakeholder/experts, processes etc. (lila)
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CSR Concepts?
- TBL, Tripple Bottom line (people, Planet, profit) -CS, Corporate Sustanability -CC, Corporate Citizenship
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CSR are?
Corporate Social Responsability = volontary & integrated with org on Social/Ecological concerns, in their business activities. EX: companies support local sports, arenas, money for infrastructure etc. "Re-invest" in society.
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A High-Carbon economy?
Politics & groups in the elit, trys to maintain/keep this system.. But started moving from denial to understanding, slowly..
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3 diffrent climate frames?
1. Gradualism: slow change. 2. Catastrophism: needs a fast change. 3. Denialism: has always been changes in climate & human act don't affect the system.. planet can't. Stop human dev. & tech. Are limitations but we can round them with tech. Also ta late to do anything vs BAU.
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Mitigation?
Actions thats leads to reduction in emission.
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Adaptation?
Adapting to climate change means taking action to adjust to its present and future impacts. Also, adapting to life in a changing climate – involves adjusting to actual or expected future climate
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Diffrent climate models?
GCM = Global cirkulation model RCM = Regional cirkulation model
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RM, Risk Management are?
The process incl. Risk Assessment and its used with other information (data, costs, economic/social consequences) to make regulatory decisions.
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Risk Assessment are?
Scientific aspect, including data to describe the form & characteristics of risks, vs harm to nature/env/humans. -How risky is the situation?
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EIA, Environmental Impact analysis?
Tracing the relevant physical/ Ecological linkages to Env impact of different projects.
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CBA - Cost-benefit analysis are a?
Tool used to appraise (bedömma) policies & public projects. Bridges, roads, dams, airports. And their net contribution to social benefits. -> investment is profitable if ''monetary'' value **exeeds** the costs vs social benefits.
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8. Precautionary Principle?
Action against certain practices, potential for damage & consequences. No scientific proof needed. Ex: Global warming, ozone, new species.
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Opportunity cost?
Forgone opportunity to do alternative things with money / time / activity. Is it worth it? = compare to other things you could be doing instead.