David Ramjohn

Adjunct Faculty Member @Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School Of Business, The University Of The West Indies

La Grange, TX, US
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d••••••••@lokjackgsb.edu.tt
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WORK HISTORY

May 2016 — Present

Adjunct Faculty Member @Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School Of Business, The University Of The West Indies

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Lecturing Course SEMG 6007-Environmental Impact Assessment of Energy Projects in the MBA for Sustainable Energy Management Programme.

EDUCATION

2000 — 2004

College of Charleston

B.Sc., Marine Biology

1979 — 1986

St. Mary's College-College of the Immaculate Conception

Ordinary and Advanced levels, Biology/Biological Sciences, General

SKILLS

Environmental ScienceEnvironmental EducationPublic SpeakingWastewater TreatmentEnvironmental IssuesBiodiversityRenewable Energy PolicyManagementWaste to EnergySustainability ConsultingSustainable BusinessMarine BiologyRenewable EnergyIchthyologyResearchEnvironmental Management SystemsSustainable DevelopmentCorporate Social ResponsibilityWater ManagementEnvironmental ComplianceHazardous Waste ManagementEcologyGisWasteFirst AidWater TreatmentAir QualityEnvironmental PolicyEnergy PolicyEnvironmental Impact AssessmentWaterRecyclingField WorkWaste ManagementEnvironmental EngineeringPolicyNatural Resource ManagementEnvironmental MonitoringCorporate GovernanceArcgis

ABOUT DAVID RAMJOHN

Resilient, Regenerative, Circular: these characteristics mark the economies we must create. If we do not alter our production and consumption habits, we will run out of the very things we need for our survival: food; air; water; soil; biodiversity; energy; and we will make the Earth very inhospitable to humans. It’s very anthropocentric of us to think that we can save the planet, or even that the planet needs us to save it; it would be more honest and accurate to say that we are trying to save our place on this planet. The planet will go on long after humans make it unsuitable to support our species. Sooner or later we will be forced to pay the same price to preserve what remains as we would have paid to keep what we had. The solution? Harnessing the planet\'s primary producers: microalgae, to do what they\'ve been doing for 2.5 billion years, faster, more economically, with greater benefits for all humankind.(David Ramjohn, ca.

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