Eventually, the Global Consumer Economy will self-destruct, as all Ponzi schemes do. But before then, there’s still plenty of room for growth (as long as new joiners don’t ask too many questions). This is especially true in rapidly developing countries like Brazil. In fact, Brazil seems like a great place to grow the consumer dream, whether in the country’s urban jungles or the deepest reaches of the Amazon forests.
U.S. Agency Releases “Cultural Pioneering” Guide
A western group of U.S. Forest Service units—under the Department of Agriculture—recently adopted a set of Leadership for Sustainability principles to inform the purpose of [...]
Culture Not Clear-Cuts are Forests’ Biggest Threat
“People see a tractor bailing hay and think: beautiful farm scene. They see a clear-cut section of forest and think: environmental destruction.” Joe Orefice, a [...]
