One day we may learn something- "The Story of Stuff&quo

[jtdesigns]

This is a long lil ditty but very well worth it for the future.

http://www.storyofstuff.com/

[dfreeman616]

sustainability + recycle/reuse/renew instead of counsume/replace = 8)

 

i haven't watched all of it yet, but i will later.

 

i think part of the problem is laziness. it's easier to just replace than take care of things, or so it seems. but then, in the long run it takes more effort if for no other reason than having to make more money to buy new things.

 

:cheers:

[jtdesigns]

It's kinda sad that this only got one reply,, I guess that tells what the future is going to be like.. I wished more people would stand up and take part in a greener world.

[JeepcoMJ]

It's kinda sad that this only got one reply,, I guess that tells what the future is going to be like.. I wished more people would stand up and take part in a greener world.

 

I believe the reason that people won't is that it would "take effort"

[jtdesigns]

It's kinda sad that this only got one reply,, I guess that tells what the future is going to be like.. I wished more people would stand up and take part in a greener world.

 

I believe the reason that people won't is that it would "take effort"

 

:roll: yeap... I ask any who read this to just take 10 min's and set up bins for recycling. too easy..

[dfreeman616]

one stat in there that was interesting. in the past 30 years, we've used up about 1/3 of the earths resources. if that continues, we won't have anything in another 60 years, which some of us may live to see (i'd be in my 80's). but then, it seems that we're always using things at a quicker rate, so 60 years is probably on the long side, without changing anything.

 

one of the nice things about my apartment complex is they have a recycling point in the parking lot. :cheers: