We in the U.S. and Europe do business all the time with people we really don’t like. If we have a legally binding contract with a person or business entity whose character we abhor, we normally tell ourselves, “His money …
Tag: sustainability
Can Humankind Find a Path To Sustainability?
When my wife and kids are otherwise occupied on the weekend and I’m on my own for the evening without the obligation to cook dinner, I’ve been known to walk uptown to a place with a fabulous Happy Hour, have …
From Guest Blogger Chelsea Dowell: Sustainability Attitudes Project
Hello, I am a senior at the University of Central Florida. I am in an organization called The Unifying Theme and we are conducting a research project about the attitudes people have about the environment in correlation with their hometown …
From Guest Blogger Chelsea Dowell: Sustainability Attitudes Project Read More »
Tagged with: sustainability
More on Sharing and Sustainability
Here’s a conversation with sustainability maven Brandi Veil that I thought readers might enjoy, based on my earlier post in which I promoted her brilliant concept on sharing: Peer.org. Brandi: Hey you! Thanks for the share! If you’re around for …
Sharing and Sustainability
I am a believer in the concept of sharing as a core tool to drive sustainability. Perhaps the most obvious manifestations that we’re starting to see today are in transportation: ride-sharing and, increasingly popular, car-sharing. I just can’t imagine living …
Sustainability Maven Annie Leonard and “The Story of Solutions"
Here’s another in the fantastic series of “The Story of Stuff” videos from Annie Leonard, called “The Story of Solutions.” Of all the people who impress me on this planet of ours, Annie’s very close to the top of the …
Sustainability Maven Annie Leonard and “The Story of Solutions" Read More »
From Guest Blogger Serven: Keeping your Home Garden Clean and Green
Ensuring cleanliness and greenery in garden is extremely important. For that, one has to put forward his efforts on daily basis. An ideal garden should be of that kind that when one enters his home, the lush green garden should …
From Guest Blogger Serven: Keeping your Home Garden Clean and Green Read More »
Concept for an Internship in Sustainability
At the rate of about two or three per month, people from around the globe ask me about internships here at 2GreenEnergy. I try to be responsive, and try to work something out that fits within my (extremely meager) budget …
From Guest Blogger Angie Mansfield: Learning About the Green Movement at an Early Age
Teaching kids about going green can help them develop good habits for the rest of their lives. While many schools teach eco-friendly concepts to varying degrees, much of the work falls on parents and organizations to provide this education. Talk …
From Guest Blogger Angie Mansfield: Learning About the Green Movement at an Early Age Read More »
The Struggle for a Sustainable Energy Policy Is Played at a Very High Level
Below I’ve linked to a video gone viral that I wanted to share because it illustrates a phenomenon that we see all around us and, to some degree defines our civilization today. I call it: “The good are getting better,” …
The Struggle for a Sustainable Energy Policy Is Played at a Very High Level Read More »
