Fwd: Your Scoop.it Daily Summary - Is Your Personal Brand Epic? 6 Tips On How To Create An Epic Personal Brand and 2 other Top Stories

Hi Michel Saloff Coste!   These are the top stories on the topics you follow. (See all)       Scooped by Martin (Marty) Smith onto Personal Branding Using Scoopit Rescooped by Aki Puustinen onto Leadership Think Tank Epic Personal Branding: 6 Tips - ScentTrail Marketing From www.scenttrail.com - February 28, 8:50 AM There is only one way to break out of the rat race and eliminate all competing rats - create EPIC Personal Branding. Here's how.. * Create BHAGs NOW! * Videos and Pictures. * Think TEAM! * Use Special SOCIAL Weapons. * Fail Miserably. * Give your Skills AWAY FREE. Follow those hard won secrets, at least one of them tried to kill me several times, and your personal brand will be EPIC, your resume floats to the top and you win the promotion, can afford the G I Joe with the Kung Fu Grip and love the life you create. Scooped by Chuck Sherwood, Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc onto @The Convergence of ICT & Distributed Renewable Energy Rescooped by Aki Puustinen onto Leadership Think Tank IPCC climate change report: averting catastrophe is eminently affordable | The Guardian From www.theguardian.com - Today, 2:22 AM Catastrophic climate change can be averted without sacrificing living standards according to a UN report, which concludes that the transformation required to a world of clean energy is eminently affordable. "It doesn't cost the world to save the planet," said economist Professor Ottmar Edenhofer, who led the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) team. The cheapest and least risky route to dealing with global warming is to abandon all dirty fossil fuels in coming decades, the report found. Gas – including that from the global fracking boom – could be important during the transition, Edenhofer said, but only if it replaced coal burning. The authoritative report, produced by 1,250 international experts and approved by 194 governments, dismisses fears that slashing carbon emissions would wreck the world economy. It is the final part of a trilogy that has already shown that climate change is "unequivocally" caused by humans and that, unchecked, it poses a grave threat to people and could lead to wars and mass migration. Diverting hundred of billions of dollars from fossil fuels into renewable energy and cutting energy waste would shave just 0.06% off expected annual economic growth rates of 1.3%-3%, the IPCC report concluded. "The report is clear: the more you wait, the more it will cost [and] the more difficult it will become," said EU commissioner Connie Hedegaard. The US secretary of state, John Kerry, said: "This report is a wake-up call about global economic opportunity we can seize today as we lead on climate change." The UK's energy and climate secretary, Ed Davey, said: "The [report shows] the tools we need to tackle climate change are available, but international efforts need to significantly increase." Click headline to read more--   Scooped by Sass Peress onto E-mobility and renewable energy Rescooped by Aki Puustinen onto Leadership Think Tank World must end 'dirty' fuel use - UN From www.bbc.com - April 13, 10:08 PM A long-awaited report on how to curb climate change says the world must rapidly move away from carbon-intensive fuels. Sass Peress's insight: Its time to take a hard look at the costs that dirty fuel imposes on us which are not calculated at the pump. When put together with subsidies which are also hidden, the real comparison can be made to renewable, clean energy. Only when these truths are brought out from under the propaganda of the oil industry, can we make thoughtful decisions about energy choices.             Looking for impacting content to share? We found suggestions on your topics! Quelle énergie à ... 100 suggestions CURATE     You're receiving this email as part of your Scoop.it account. If you no longer wish to receive emails from Scoop.it, you can unsubscribe