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Save the Planet: Vote Smart - New York Times
Save the Planet: Vote Smart - New York Times
People often ask: I want to get greener, what should I do? New light bulbs? A hybrid? A solar roof? Well, all of those things are helpful. But actually, the greenest thing you can do is this: Choose the right leaders. It is so much more important to change your leaders than change your light ...
New York Announces Preliminary Guidelines for Eco-friendly State Purchasing - NYS Dept. of ...
dec.ny.gov — Skip to main navigation For Release: Friday, December 12, 2008 New York Announces Preliminary Guidelines for Eco-friendly... State Purchasing Leveraging Purchase Power to Boost Environmentally Sound Products Governor David A. Paterson's green procurement ... (more) New York Announces Preliminary Guidelines for ...
A Letter to the New York Times
architectureforhumanity.org — We Regret We Missed the Party. We Were Too Busy Working. Today New York Times architecture critic... Nicolai Ouroussoff reinforced the perception that architects are somehow not solving the real world problems faced by ordinary people when they decide ... (more) A Letter to the New York Times
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Invidividual Action vs Collective Action
Worldchanging: Bright Green — 52503407_b9c856ce50.jpg A continuing debate erupts within the environmental movement about the relative merits of individual versus collective action. Back in 2007, on the subject of individual action, The New York Times columnist Tom Friedman wrote , You can change lights. You can change cars. But if you don't change leaders, your actions are nothing more than an expression of, as Dick Cheney would say, "personal virtue." I heard criticisms like Friedman's constantly throughout a one-year project in environmental living that I took on under the moniker ...

Individual action vs collective action
No Impact Man — ... A continuing debate erupts within the environmental movement about the relative merits of individual versus collective action. Back in 2007, on the subject of individual action, The New York Times columnist Tom Friedman wrote, ...

Individual Action vs. Collective Action
Celsias Expert Articles — ... A continuing debate erupts within the environmental movement about the relative merits of individual versus collective action. Back in 2007, on the subject of individual action, The New York Times columnist Tom Friedman wrote, ...

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