Sustainability matters, but why? What’s the point of it? When we think about it, my short answer is: so all human beings, now and in the future, can live a good life. Then we think: What is sustainability without humanity? Does ‘eco-friendly’ matter more or ‘humanity-friendly’? Think about it, what’s…

It’s either sustainable or not. The issue is that if it’s not, they still have to find a way to sell it. So that’s how they make it sustainable(ish). We deserve better not better(ish). And our planet needs changes now not now(ish).

The biggest difference between environmental and social sustainability is who sees and feels them. ⁠ ⁠ Everyone cares about carbon emissions because everyone notices climate change one way or the other.⁠ ⁠ But when it comes to workers’ rights, unless you live in a few poor countries, you’d have no idea what’s happening to…

Let’s start with the obvious: Our actions have consequences. In its most direct form, we can help our planet by planting trees, or we can harm it by setting forests on fire. But indirectly, there’s much more. Every decision, action and movement has consequences, from what we eat to what wear.