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(Mitigation, Adaptation, Re-Creation), Personal Plan - Coggle Diagram
Mitigation
Individual
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Plant a edible garden – veggie, fruit trees, berries
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Stay open to your feelings as they arise/change – find support, someone with whom you can share honestly
Do your inner work, whatever that means for you. Focus – Bring discipline to your thoughts (see fuller description under Global M-7)
Village/City
Become politically active. Interview, choose and vote for candidates for office for whom climate issues are important to keep front and center in governing policy.
Assess current state regarding sustainability, energy use, carbon footprint, etc. Compare results to other comparable villages/cities
Help establish targets to raise standards and lower carbon footprint of the community relative to the assessment
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Encourage private citizens to upgrade the energy efficiency of their property – homes, cars, power tools/equipment, etc.
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Assess current state regarding sustainability, energy use, carbon footprint, etc. Compare results to other counties/states
Family
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Ensure everyone understands why such changes are necessary and everyone's part in achieving agreed changes successfully
Install alternative energy systems such as solar, wind, low-head hydro to lower fossil fuel use and carbon footprint.
Community/Local Network
Network – join together with others; share ideas, encourage each other to take some type of positive action
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Compare household resource energy use and/or carbon footprint/climate impact from individual/family assessments
Adaptation
Planning and Preparation
Individual
Find your 'tribe', those who share your interests
Identify what types of disruption you are most likely to face in your area – share with others to validate
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Keep in mind 7 fundamentals for survival: Water, Food, Shelter, Warmth/Energy, Health/Sanitation, Sleep, Information. Get info/supplies/mechanics in place for each.
Identify key crisis tel. #'s, web addresses, people, radio/TV stations to get info from
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Secure water, food, shelter and energy/heat/light supply stocks and alternatives
Secure basic tool set, especially hand-driven
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Stay open to your feelings as they arise/change – find support, someone you can share honestly with
Start some type of stress release practice that suits you such as meditation (recommended), yoga, exercise, walking, running, play, etc. – something that helps tensions fall away.
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Family
Create a family plan for what to do in crisis situation. Identify what to do, where to go if you become separated.
Secure any special resources/necessities needed for each member, over and above basics
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Share regularly with each other about how you are feeling, dealing with stress, fears, ideas, etc.
Community/Local Network
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Share what types of disruption you are most likely experience in your area – compare with others to validate
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County/State
Identify all critical infrastructure necessary to manage in times of disruption – water, waste, electricity, gas, broadband, roads, bridges, etc.
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