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Earth is the new bottom line
Yesterday I wrote about air money, and I explained that one reason companies can look more profitable than they are is because our standard accounting practices don’t require them to mention that, oh, by the way, they just destroyed a … Continue reading
Posted in nature, politics, spirituality
Tagged cooperation, ecological economics, financial crisis, natural resources, recycling, sustainability, Tom Friedmann
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Stuff, sustainability, and students–facts or bias?
The board of trustees for the schools of Missoula County, Montana, recently banned a short film on sustainability from being shown in classrooms. Their reason? The film, according to the one parent who complained about it, is “biased and ill-suited” … Continue reading
Posted in education, nature, politics
Tagged consumerism, critical thinking, natural resources, pollution, sustainability
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