New Year's resolutions for a greener 2010
27.12.09
I don’t join that laughter.
Fresh vows to eat less, exercise more, spend more time with our kids, clean the basement — what heartening evidence of the essential optimism of the human psyche, of our willingness to recognize our weaknesses and try (again and again and again) to overcome them.
With this in mind, Green Mountain asked a dozen knowledgeable Vermonters for their “green resolutions” for 2010.
We weren’t looking for ways to turn lives upside-down in the name of living more lightly on the Earth.
We hoped for incremental approaches to better understand and enjoy the natural world; to use less energy; eat more local food; and make our voices heard in green policy debates.
Our contributors delivered. Inside, you’ll find some challenging ideas, including waste expert Tom Moreau’s pledge to think twice before he makes purchases that generate packaging waste.
You’ll also find plenty of simple ideas. In a couple of minutes next spring,
Source: BurlingtonFreePress.com