h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Is there anyone else that would like to see Environomics in the English Ditionary?

I'm sure that if and when the word is established in everyday usage, the OED will be happy to include it (whatever it means).

Would you think the world would be a better place if Environomics was in the Engish Dictionary?

I do.

Well, it would be a better-defined place if the word happened to be in everyday usage and the OED recorded it. Then again, if it wasn't in everyday usage, and the OED didn't record it, then that's cool too.

Not sure what you're getting at though? Is there a reason you favour this particular term? (whatever it means)

Hey, I just looked it up for you - the nearest term is Environometrics:

International Environmetrics Society, The (TIES):

A society formed for the purpose of promoting statistical and other quantitative methods in the environmental sciences. It publishes the journal Environmetrics. http:/www.nrcse.washington.edu/TIES/index.html

This was from the Oxford Dictionary of Statistics.

No Enviromonics, though, so I suggest you use Environometrics instead.

Icy

Thank you and God Bless,
the more people dig around the web the sooner it will be in the dictionary.

keep up the good work.
environomic.

Environomics is a new way of thinking.
its the science of art & music
its the art of making a profit whilst protecting the environment.
Win Win situation.
its the ability to think and design multy dimensionally utilizing natures abundant energy.
New concept designs of developing energy and where hydrogen is generated in everyones back garden where every house recycles all its own waste.

I could go on but the main aim is to start
To put planet earth back to how it was in the garden of eden

yours environomic

Why stop at the Garden of Eden? Why not take it back to when Dinosaurs roamed the Earth? (was this before or after Eden - I'm not sure)

The living conditions would have been idylic in the Garden of Eden.

Well, I'm sure it was, but the whole Earth wasn't like that, was it? Eden was a garden which the Lord God planted somewhere in the East. Who's to say what it was like outside?