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Your conclusions are rational. If sustainability is important, we'll have to rethink our actions. Imposing constraints inevitably reduces choices, but there r
by EcoHobbies 8y ago
Your conclusions are rational.
If sustainability is important, we'll have to rethink our actions.
Imposing constraints inevitably reduces choices, but there remains plenty of options:
* local vacation (this is a tough one, I realise)
* enterprises that are sustainable: either marginal negative emissions (e.g. durable goods) or carbon neutral (perhaps via credits)
* sustainable activities: hiking, sailing, stand up comedy
* start cycling
* reduce meat consumption
Admittedly I do poorly at adopting sustainable choices merely for the sake of sustainability.
- czechdeveloper 8y agoI did some changes (work from home, smallish energy efficient house), but it seems like not enough in any sense as I still travel by car, I buy a lot of plastic packaged stuff and overall if everyone (whole planet) lived like me, we would likely be in way worse trouble than we are.