Anatomy of a Scene

Week 1 Journal

1. Cognition is the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.
2.  Visual, Hearing, and Hands on
3. Create a system, Space out studying times, study and recite it till you know it, use easy terms to remember.
4. The teacher and interest in the assignments/ homework
5. I am more hands on learning, and it comes to studying I do better when I study last minute.
6. I expect to learn a lot about the brain and how it works, and I expect to leave with at least a B.
7. We want our business to benefit
8. the world. That is why we have
9. committed to becoming forest and
10. water positive by the end of FY20.
11. Our aim is for responsible forestry
12. and water management to become
13. the norm, beyond our own supply
14. chain. But we cannot do this alone
15. – we need collaboration to make
16. this happen.
17. To become forest positive, we
18. will contribute to ending deforestation
19. by promoting the adoption
20. of sustainable forestry methods
21. across the whole industry. Through
22. our people and planet positive
23. strategy we commit to use only
24. wood from more sustainable
25. sources (currently defined as
26. FSC™ certified or recycled wood)
27. by 2020, and not to source wood
28. from high conservation value
29. forests, unless they are certified
30. as responsibly managed.
31. We have been working in partnership
32. with WWF for more than
33. a decade to increase levels of FSC
34. certification globally and fight the
35. illegal timber trade. So far we have
36. increased FSC certified forest by
37. around 35 million hectares, an
38. area roughly the size of Germany
39. and more than double the total
40. area needed to supply IKEA.
41. We continue to work on eight
42. FSC-related projects in 10
43. countries. We also seek the
44. support of local NGOs, participate
45. in policy discussions, and fund
46. forestry education initiatives. We
47. fund a conservation study centre
48. in the Maliau Basin, Borneo that
49. shares forestry research with
50. scientists and students worldwide.
51. And investing in our own forest
52. operations means we can roll
53. out our forest positive approach
54. further, and be more confident of
55. securing a sustainable supply of
56. wood (see page 25 ).
57. Being water positive is about
58. considering water stewardship
59. across our whole water footprint,
60. from suppliers to customers. We
61. are exploring ways to improve
62. water efficiency in our operations
63. and supply chain, supporting
64. customers to reduce their water
65. impact, and collaborating with
66. other stakeholders to develop
67. long-term improved water
68. management.
69. Together with WWF we have
70. been working for many years to
71. support farmers to reduce their
72. water use in cotton production,
73. which is a particularly water
74. intensive crop. Our new projects
75. in India and Pakistan support
76. cotton farmers to address their
77. water impact and many other
78. interconnected challenges. We
79. aim to enable farmers to improve
80. water management practices
81. in order to maintain or restore
82. water resources, increase
83. local collaboration, and ultimately
84. secure long-term livelihoods for
85. people and communities.