Ever wonder how the political parties manage to split America into two parts, when the vast majority agree on some of the most important issues of the day?
Me too! Now, new polling results make clear how unified Americans really are (via YES!mag).
And YES! goes beyond the polls to layout “10 Policies for a Better America” [...] Read more...
On Tuesday, in prep for flavor-tripping, we decided to shop at Co-opportunity to gather the foods to trip on. During the 2-3 block walk there, we ran across some girls on a ladder picking ripe, tasty figs off a tree growing on the street — who waved us over and put yummy figs in our hands. Thus, figs were included in the flavor-tripping adventure.
…More on resurging interest in development strategies for “import substitution”…prompted by comments on my previous post.
Note that the same Hawaii imports that rank right up there as ‘substitution’ candidates–energy, transport and food– also loom largest in our ecological footprint.
And yup, Hawaii could ‘resurrect’ these substitutes, since it once actually did feed itself (fish, poi, rice), [...] Read more...
>> After just 22 drinks over 2 nights, Sean Evans of the NY Daily News claims organic booze = less intense hangovers. My more sustained — if less controlled — experiments lead me to believe Sean simply... Read more...
To change our future, we’re gonna have to change our minds, says Bob Doppelt (via celsias).
First, we gotta get over reluctance, rebellion, resignation and rationalization, which Doppelt calls the 4Rs of disinterest.
Why? “The future will be powered by sustainable thinking in business, organizations, governments and everyday life” says Doppelt.
As Hawaii 2050 says in its initial [...] Read more...
Serious about laundry? Then block out your Saturday for Ecover, an eco-cleaning product company that’s throwing a cleaning party of sorts celebrating the launch of Ecover Sunny Day fabric softener in Culver City this weekend.... Read more...