> We’ll miss regularly working electricity and indoor plumbing but you gets used to it quick. Just go camping for a week Think more like Asheville, which has r

> We’ll miss regularly working electricity and indoor plumbing but you gets used to it quick. Just go camping for a week Think more like Asheville, which has running water again, several weeks after the hurricane, but the water isn't yet potable and likely won't be until December. Consumerism has hooked itself tightly around our hedonic treadmill. Capitalism since the environmental movement of the 1960s has figured out we mostly care about problems we see, so has done its best to hide all the environmental and labor problems and make it disconnected from a single person's actions.