Sustainability is a complex and contested concept, but at its essence represents the hope for a healthy, just and bright future for us all. We offer Choices for Sustainable Living as an opportunity to move beyond the hype to explore sustainability more deeply. The course focuses less on defining sustainability than envisioning sustainability – what would a sustainable world look like? And how can we create it together?
Each category below is mapped to each session in your book, and contains actions for putting your knowledge into practice.
Don't have the book yet? Purchase a copy at Ecochallenge.org.
Each category below is mapped to each session in your book, and contains actions for putting your knowledge into practice.
Don't have the book yet? Purchase a copy at Ecochallenge.org.
Choices for Sustainable Living Discussion Course participants
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Consumption and Economy
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Visions of SustainabilityI will plant native species, landscape with water-efficient plants, and use eco-friendly fertilizers.
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FoodI will watch a documentary film about food with family and friends and talk about what we learned.
Collective Impact
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April 23 at 7:55 AMI have followed multiple actions, this has helped me improve my understanding of my surroundings and help people around me
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February 25 at 11:58 PMAs much as I like walking everywhere I need to go, Portland has so much more to offer than just their downtown hotspots. Recently I have begun to explore east side with my bike and bus routes. Biking was a bit of a challenge because there is some general knowledge required. For being the most bike friendly American city, Portland has a couple...
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January 19 at 1:58 AMWordle: A Tapestry of Learning and play wordle. Beyond the realms of play, Wordle becomes a tapestry of learning. Whether you're a seasoned wordsmith or a language learner,