The Price of Sustainability: Why Cheap Isn’t Always Better
The conclusion of the sustainability discussion AND a special invite.
Tag Archives: climate action
Choices are Everywhere. How Can We Make the Right Ones?
If you were given this choice, which would you choose? -A hairstylist who disposes of all the hair dyes and chemicals used and charges an $8 upcharge to ensure that none of those nasty bits get returned to the municipal water treatment facility OR one who does not? -A garage that disposes of used oils, […]
Can You Tell if Your Eco-Friendly Product is Just a Green Lie?
We begin an exploration of the intricate landscape of data driven sustainability.
Colonial Deceptions; Indigenous Injustices
This second episode is about the importance of including Indigenous perspectives in environmental discussions.
The Indigenous Perspective
If you’ve read my book The 5Cs: How to Survive and Thrive in the Next Few Decades, you’ll recall that I suggest we include at least one Indigenous person on any study, task force, or project about Land, Air, or Sea. WHAT? You haven’t read my book? Reach out to me, and let’s rectify […]
Valuable Insights on Indigenous Environment Knowledge
The first of a series about Indigenous views and rights.
Exploring Private Legal Action Against Companies for Environmental Violations
The conclusion to the series about using the law to make the changes we seek.
Can Litigation Change the Course of Climate Change?
This is our series about using the law to make the changes we seek.
Suing for Change: Can Litigation Save the Planet?
The series about using the law to make permanent changes continues with this second episode.
Leaning on the Law
A few months ago, I read an article in the Guardian newspaper about how a group of older women in Switzerland had taken that country to court over the high carbon emissions in the air. The women argued that their rights to privacy and family life were being breached because they were particularly vulnerable to […]