Category: Sustainability

This morning I happened to see an interview with the spokesperson for Amnesty International whose focus is abolishing the death penalty.   No real surprises here, though perhaps a representation of today’s troubled times:

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Caption:  We all share a collective responsibility to be effective stewards of our environment. I try to keep them easy to read and positive in tone. The top line is a reference to a Cat Stevens song of the early …

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We often talk about the imperative to bring electrification to the rural parts of the developing world. Energy is a gateway to education, and education is a gateway to prosperity, environmental conservation, as well as stronger and smaller families. This …

Energy, Poverty and Terrorism Read More »

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KFC is one of the few large fast food chains that still injects healthy chickens with antibiotics on a routine basis. This promotes the development of antibiotic-resistant superbugs which kill 23,000 Americans annually while making over a million people ill. …

Environmental Stewardship: If McDonald’s Can Do It, Anyone Can Read More »

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Caption:  “But feeling lonely at times is a small price to pay for the privilege of helping the 7.3 billion people on Earth, not to mention future generations, to have an inhabitable planet on which to live.” I have to …

Another 2GE Instagram Post Read More »

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Most people live their lives as if they were pre-designed: go to school, make friends, get a job, get married, raise kids, aspire for affluence, retire in comfort, and try to leave your kids a few bucks when you leave …

Perhaps Off-Topic, But Tres Cool; I Promise Read More »

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Green culture describes sustainability and environmental awareness as a way of life. The idea behind green culture is that sustainable living encompasses far more than putting papers in the recycling bin. It is also very open-ended, which means there is …

From Guest Blogger Anica Oaks: Green Culture–How Changing Our Mindsets Can Lead to Green Innovations Read More »

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An old friend from grade school reacted adversely to the pic here which I had shared on Facebook, and my comment: “A terrific idea from a wonderful human being.”  He wrote: Like the message Craig Shields, but it didn’t work with …

Defeating Terrorism Read More »

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The use of executive clemency in cases of extremely long (often life) prison sentences for non-violent drug offenses shows a great deal of compassion. As I’ve often written, Obama’s not checking out of here without making a great number of things …

President Obama Has a Few More Things To Accomplish Read More »

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It’s the birthday of the father of modern philosophy, Rene’ Descartes, who began his professional life as a prominent mathematician and scientist in 17th Century France. His much better-known explorations into philosophy came as an accident, when he realized that doubt …

A Chilling Lesson From Two of History’s Most Important Philosophers Read More »

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