 |
Applied systems thinking - living in this worldI write about systems thinking, leadership, management, software development, environmentalism and bass playing. I am very into green lifestyle and interested in sustainable technology |
View Blog details |
 |
let our voices form the weaponsA collection of videos that I find would be very beneficial to anyone who views them. Some just for entertainment, most for education. |
View Blog details |
 |
Pop Goes GreenRandom green thoughts from an eco-obsessed pop culture nerd. |
View Blog details |
Recent Blog Posts
on Sep 27, 2006 in Siskiyous Mt. Shasta golf environmentalism Weed (Weed Golf Club, 2005)IS GOLF BAD FOR NATURE?Golf's environmental iımpact has been much debated. Is it a good thing that golf courses now cover an area of the United States more than twice the size of Rhode Island? Opponents -- including groups like...
Climate Change: Mitigation or Adaptation?
on Feb 7, 2007 in climate change environmentalism Newly published in Nature is a study by researchers about adapting to climate change. The gist, according to EurekAlert, is that we're making a mistake in concentrating on the mitigation of global warming, and that this has been at the expense of ada...
Eco-weddings -- book review and lifestyle challenge!
on Mar 11, 2007 in conscientious change gold book review ethical environmentalism diamonds green carbon offsetting Ladies and gents, the weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer and for many rose-blushed brides-to-be the season of matrimony is upon us. For those not quite in the know Spring is wedding planning season -- and why not? Who doesn't turn...
Reduce, Reduce, Reduce -- the three R's and the hemorrhaging bank account
on Mar 13, 2007 in financial security Canadian debt Suze Orman reduce financial planning debt environmentalism three R's "People first, then money, then things." This is the catchphrase of a contemporary, famous and female personal finance expert from Chicago.And it is a catchphrase that reminds us of the importance of priorities. A catchphrase that needs to be invoked...
Behind the Greenpeace door
on Apr 11, 2007 in canvassing climate change Greenpeace door to door environmentalism public opinion A big part of Greenpeace's strategy to protect the environment has always been showing up where they're not wanted: nuclear testing sites, off the bows of whaling ships, on people's front porches."People are relieved it's not a Jehovah's Witness or a...