Sea Otters: yet another slap in the face!

[Stefan-A]

as for the environment: drive less, use less plastic, buy bulk, use less plastic, use less chemicals, get a shopping bag, use glass instead of plastic when you can
I know they're all around us and we're not conscious all the time, but as much as possible - avoid plastics
it's hard to think that they've not been around that long and people managed their storage needs before then (they had less stuff too)
be conscious of which plastics are recyclable and to what extent
and remember that our market imperative to consume is in direct conflict with the environment, so we're really in a no-win situation
I've probably posted this before
The Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard
don't mean to get preachy or anything . . .

There is also one environmental deed that is a complete taboo. It has to do with a certain biological imperative, and I don't think most people would seriously even consider it.

[Garter_Gertie]

There is also one environmental deed that is a complete taboo. It has to do with a certain biological imperative, and I don't think most people would seriously even consider it.

I've been a good girl. Granted it wasn't by choice, it just wasn't in the cards for me. And it sure wasn't for lack of trying. When that age everything known to science was used/tried and it still didn't work.

[adamanteus]

There is also one environmental deed that is a complete taboo. It has to do with a certain biological imperative, and I don't think most people would seriously even consider it.

A time may come when we may have to consider it, like it or not.