Solutions to Sustainability Misjudgements

http://www.marcgunther.com/2010/01/12/wanted-a-cultural-revolution/http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/feb/21/three-virtues-delight-liberty Mitigating our Pre-Programmed Misjudgements e.g. reactivity – if we’re greener when we’re watched, how do we harness that power? Reactance – how do we release the pressures of desires? Displacement behaviours? Avoiding the perception of reduction of freedom of choice?

Product Review: SEC AnyWhere Lights

Solar-powered LED lights. Yawn. Seen them everywhere: home improvement stores, fuelling stations, supermarkets, pound stores and don’t even talk to me about eBay (3,200 listings when I checked). Background In theory, solar-powered LED lights make a lot of sense. LEDs consume very little power so even a small solar panel can keep enough charge in […]

The Original Sin of Sustainability

Were you born into a lifestyle in harmony and equilibrium with your environment? It’s unlikely that you were, whatever your background. Most of us were already being unsustainable before we could spell it. Think about that for a minute: You have never experienced a sustainable lifestyle. Very few people still alive today have. None of […]