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It's a beautiful planet: our challenge is to feel good about ruining it |
Start shopping at Fresh and Wild;
Switch to a different energy supplier because they have the word ‘sustainable’ on their website buried three screens down beneath a picture of a rainbow;
Buy some soap that must be good for the environment because it comes from a cool shop;
Change your screensaver to a picture of an ocean;
Toy briefly with the idea of becoming vegetarian;
Allow yourself a sense of lasting moral triumph on the basis that you successfully recycled a single plastic bottle;
Allow yourself a sense of lasting moral triumph on the basis that you successfully recycled a single plastic bottle;
Hang a poster on your bedroom door that says "Think Green";
Watch a nature documentary filled with inspiring pictures of the coral reef;
Start reusing leftover peanut butter jars;
Start shopping at boutique craft fairs, buy fussy artisan cheese and have picturesque cloves of onion and garlic hanging in your kitchen like you were living inside a fucking Thomas Hardy novel;
Start shopping at boutique craft fairs, buy fussy artisan cheese and have picturesque cloves of onion and garlic hanging in your kitchen like you were living inside a fucking Thomas Hardy novel;
Change your screensaver to a picture of a dolphin or something;
Learn to enjoy your plasma TV, hot showers, Wi-Fi, short haul flights, phone, fridge-freezer, laptop, cars and hi-fi while telling yourself you’re blameless because you installed a high efficiency lightbulb;
Just stop worrying about it.