Category: Sustainability

Unfortunately, social media is littered with sponsored political posts, some of which use the guise of market research to engage the reader. Here, Senate hopeful Rick Scott asks in a “LIVE POLL”: Should America be more like Florida?  In Joe …

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Here’s another solid graphical reminder of what the beef industry is doing to our planet. The plant- and lab-based meat industry is under an intense PR attack; I think it’s clear why.

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Most Americans would agree that the level of insanity of the Fox News talking points is increasing at an unchecked rate.  Yet the idea that we can support Putin in Ukraine because he hasn’t injured us personally sets a new …

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We live in a day in which so many elements of our society have changed, perhaps irrevocably, and most definitely for the worse.

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Here’s a thought I wanted to share; it had never entered my head before. Good people are motived by the well-being of others. Achieving sustainability will be impossible in the absence of this approach to living.

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Want stronger laws? Fine by me, but what Thomas did was clearly illegal.  He should be removed from the court.

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Here’s an excellent point about the “sanctity of life,” not that it’s news. We live in a country that uses the death penalty, and, as the woman here notes, we have no problem with our own citizens dying of treatable …

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This from Pastor John Pavlovitz: If there’s a hell, it will be for professed Christians who pretended to care about “life” while making this place a living hell for so much of it. I disagree, and I have to say …

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Here’s my friend, the suspicious dog, one more time.  Like him, I feel that I’m being lied to frequently, e.g., when I come across articles like this one, focused on discrediting lab-based meat.

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It would be comforting to know that there are elements in our society that are likely to improve our lives, to make them safer, more productive, and more sustainable. Apparently, the author of the meme here is having trouble thinking …

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