I thought this was clever -- a Cliff Notes version of climate-friendly lifestyle choices. Click the image for the full-sized version.
There's nothing groundbreaking here, really, but it's a nice summary. And it's cute!
Cuteness saves the climate 3
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Posted 12:14 PM on 6 Mar 2008
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Clark Williams-Derry is research director for the Seattle-based Sightline Institute, a nonprofit sustainability think tank working to promote smart solutions for the Pacific Northwest. He was formerly the webmaster for Grist.
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sindark Posted 6:57 am
06 Mar 2008
Hybrids are 'better,' not 'good'
I would put 'car' on the 'bad travel' side. Even if it is a plug-in hybrid powered by your very own solar panels, it's a lot of hardware that needs to be build and scrapped in order to move a few hundred pounds of human around.
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Angry African Posted 7:01 am
06 Mar 2008
Is everything turning green
It seems as if everything is turning green nowadays. And people just can't understand why consumers aren't buying more of it. Not rocket science - really. People buy for many reasons - not just the environmental impact. You think you can sell a "green" blow-up doll? Maybe look at functionality, price, quality etc first before turning everything green. Then we can start changing the consumers. More on this on my blog at http://angryafrican.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/make-it-bett ...
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tinabean Posted 12:39 pm
06 Mar 2008
earth friendly investing
I would also add investing in green companies. My mother in law asked my husband and I what she could do to live more greenly without changing her somewhat lavish lifestyle. I suggested she take her stock out of Walmart for starters! Investing in green companies is a simply way of showing that you care about our world.
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