In the quest for messaging to communicate the need for a sustainable way of life, sometimes we come across artistry that requires no explanation. This is such a time. Well done, MindCore.
Tag: sustainability
Sustainable Compensation
Here’s Abigail Disney, an heir to the family fortune, talking about CEO compensation. “There’s nothing wrong with a $65 million payday, as long as the people who work for you aren’t so strapped for money that they’re rationing their insulin,” …
What Will We Live to Experience?
My 64th birthday tomorrow sets my mind in motion as to what I’m going to experience in the remainder of my life, and what I’ll miss. Several items in particular threaten our sustainability:
Anthropologist Jane Goodall Poses an Excellent Question
Oooo! Oooo! Call on me!!! It’s because, along with that superior intellectual capacity, comes some really nasty stuff: greed, tribalism, bigotry, selfishness, credulity, lazy thinking, and an indifference to the suffering of others.
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Is Home Automation a Sustainable Option?
Home automation products are no longer solely for people with plentiful disposable incomes. It’s easy to buy them on specialized websites or at home improvement stores, and there are options to suit most budgets. When many individuals think about ways …
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Check Out a Talk on “Holistic Land Management”
Readers who happen to be local to Santa Barbara, CA will want to check out a talk that my colleague Eric Adler is giving on April 3rd on the fascinating topic of holistic land management (see poster below).
The Turimiquire Foundation–Getting It Done in Northeastern Venezuela
Each Christmas I make a pitch to 2GreenEnergy readers who may find themselves in a philanthropic spirit to consider the Turimiquire Foundation in their holiday giving, as I have personally since the 1990s, when I first met Willie Bloomstein, the manager …
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From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Ten Keys to Eco-Friendly Living
It’s common for households to want to change their lifestyles to help the planet. However, getting started can seem like a daunting task without guidance. These 10 keys to an eco-friendly way of life offer straightforward steps to try.
From Guest Blogger Emily Folk: Energy Saving Wastewater Treatment Methods
At wastewater treatment plants, motors, pumps and other kinds of equipment needs to be running constantly, which requires a lot of energy. Around three to four percent of the energy used in the United States is used for wastewater and …
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From Guest Blogger Mike Johnston: Five Sustainable Outdoor Home Improvements Built to Last
Whether you want to sell your property or just improve it so that you can enjoy your time here even more, sustainable outdoor home improvements are the best way to go. These will definitely attract everybody’s attention and make your …
