Reducing consumption to basic needs alone is insufficient for achieving social and environmental sustainability; substantial improvements in provisioning systems are essential to decouple a good life from unsustainable resource use and labor demands.
Bald Head Island, a car-free barrier island in North Carolina, offers a unique vacation experience that prioritizes harmony with nature, but faces environmental challenges like severe weather events.
Embracing uncertainty, the author plans to transform six acres of land into a sanctuary for creativity and sustainability, blending nature's artistry with eco-friendly practices.
Modern technology is inherently unsustainable, as it relies on the constant extraction and consumption of finite resources, leading to the degeneration of the environment. A shift towards regenerative, locally-sourced, and organic systems is necessary to achieve true sustainability.
The author argues that spirituality should be considered a fundamental pillar of sustainable business, emphasizing the importance of inner work alongside outer actions to achieve true sustainability.
Living off the grid in a city like Manhattan is possible and can inspire sustainability and resilience in urban areas.
By acting collectively now, there is an opportunity to create a future where people, the economy, and the Earth can prosper harmoniously. Each individual has a crucial part to contribute towards this goal.
Composting is a simple and effective way to fight climate change by reducing food waste. The author emphasizes the importance of turning food scraps into compost through a straightforward five-step process.
Individual actions can contribute to reducing the environmental impact of laundry practices by choosing efficient machines and adopting greener habits.