As a graduate student at Scripps
Institution of Oceanography, I have chosen to devote my life to the
study of Physical Oceanography, with specific regard to Oceanic
Carbon Cycle dynamics and the physical controls of biology. I am also
a Graduate Research Fellow with the National Science Foundation, and
work and volunteer with students, underrepresented groups, and
foreign researchers in developing countries. With these experiences,
I have witnessed the environmental and humanitarian benefits that
come from the effective application of time and resources to
organizations and problems in need.
I am writing this to support DotGreen
Community, Inc's application for the new .green TLD. There is no
single answer to the problems that face our planet, and DotGreen
realizes this. Through online discussion and branding, they will
develop a community whose sole focus is furthering sustainable
practices. Simultaneously (and in my opinion, more importantly), the
grassroots beginning that introduced DotGreen to the TLD stage will
help shape their implementation of time, energy, and resources to
those problems.
Throwing money at a problem does not
solve it. It takes clever understanding to define a plan, and a
driving passion to achieve the solution. In addition to possessing
these traits, I think DotGreen's leadership will be able to recognize
the grassroots campaigns which will take projects through to
completion. I believe DotGreen's non-profit goals in particular,
speak towards devotion to ideals in-line with the Green Movement.
I am excited to be a part of the Green
Community they develop.
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