Robin Williams will be missed by all. If by some chance you never caught “Dead Poets’ Society,” now’s a good time; it’s in my top five of all time.
Category: Sustainability
From Guest Blogger Damian: Ways To Make Your Home Security System Green
Is there anything in this life as important as the security of your family and your home? Not really. Our inner voice tells us we need to do anything and everything in our power to protect our loved ones and …
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Environmentalism Is a Newcomer to Human Civilization
It’s the birthday of Louis Leakey, a founding figure in modern anthropology. Per the Writer’s Almanac: In 1948, Leakey and his wife found one of the earliest fossil ape skulls ever discovered; it was between 25 and 40 million years …
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From Guest Blogger Millie: Teaching the Basic Lessons of Sustainability to Kids through Gardening
Sustainability is a learning that begins at home. Sustainability means more than just using eco-friendly fabrics, furnishing and carpets at your home. It means you are saving the nature and all of its blessings for the future generations. And this …
A Civilization in Search of Sustainability
Here’s a response to my post on my new book in which I propose to examine the trajectory for civilization’s success in the face of the vast ecological destruction we’re wreaking on the planet. Walter writes: Supply and demand of …
Our Path to Sustainability
After I published my third book (Renewable Energy – Following the Money) in 2013, I took a break from efforts like this, as, frankly, I had run out of ideas. But just last week I twigged on something that I …
From Guest Blogger Hannah Brooklyn: Eco-Friendly Places in the World
While regardless we feel the need to appreciate a get-away and set our footprints around the world, it is critical to do so without deepening our carbon footprints. Planning a “green” get-away is restricted to have a ton of fun, …
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Given the Immanent Extinction of the African Elephant, What Should We Be Thinking About the Future of Humankind?
African elephants will likely become extinct by 2020 if the current widespread poaching continues. Long-time ranger and conservationist Rory Young says that given the current rate of slaughter, he’s “absolutely convinced” that African elephants could indeed be annihilated in the …
From Guest Blogger Anago: Environmentally Friendly Fitness Facilities
Many different industries around the world are now going green in an attempt to help the planet, curb corporate expenditure and decrease excess waste. Regardless of if you own or work for a large or small business, many companies are …
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Carl Jung Had a Radical Theory — But Was He Right?
Yesterday was the birthday of Carl Jung (pictured here). Jung is considered “the father of analytic psychology,” and is best known for his work in which he noticed that there are numerous commonalities in the mythology and folklore of many …
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