How do you encourage eco-friendly behaviour across your peer-group? How do you get the recognition that you need for your everyday activism?
Why unlimited choice is bad for you and the environment
Consumerism is a burden, not only to us as consumers overwhelmed by choice, but also to the environment. We are offered an ocean of options from a monoculture of industrial products. The differences are mostly small, the quality of the goods questionable, not speaking of their ecological sustainability. Psychologists have long discovered that unlimited choice makes people more unhappy.
Why I quit flying
My personal story on why I quit flying and why it is so important that more environmental conscious people join the #flyingless campaign. We have to talk about the challenges involved, when people fly less often, especially for professionals, who are often forced to travel. This is also an appeal to enjoy the way of slow travel.
Living Tiny – a Personal Experience
This time I want to share my experiences and thoughts about living in a tiny space, that is, with two people in a small campervan with a floor space of 5 m2.
Human ignorance… or why we might never become Martians
Do you believe in space travel? How about humanities capacity to safe itself from extinction? Looking for answers? Don't look no further! Here you will find a sci-fi solution to all our problems: space travel to Mars using recyclable rockets.
Green Hypocrisy To-Go
Criticising the hypocrisy of campaigning for reusable cups instead of paper cups, in a world of long-distance flights, SUV cars and other much more important targets environmental campaigns.
Earth is just a tiny Island
Did you know, Earth is an island? This much we can learn from the Rapa Nui Islanders' history. Resources are always finite, no matter how unlimited they seem and irrespective of how big our desire and necessity for them. What happened to Rapa Nui society can be a learning lesson for what our modern societies decide to do in the future. In short it comes down to either change or perish.
Easter Island Project 