Reduce your ecological footprint. Know what it is, get a grip on it and reduce it to less than what the earth can give us.
Do you know what your ecological footprint is? I think it is the most essential question we should ask ourselves as individuals, as families, groups and as society.
Why? Because everyone should realize that we cannot continue to fail to live within the earth's limits, consuming more and creating more waste than the earth can handle.
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System Change, we need Systemic Change !
This is what you read and hear more and more often. In comments, articles and discussions about the state of the Earth's health, about the alarmingly rapid change in our climate.
And that alongside, of course, the call for Degrowth....
What is meant by this system change?
Insofar as you can and may explain a very complex system in a few simple phrases: ...
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In my System Change post, I explained man's impact on earth and raised a number of questions. The most important: Do you know what your ecological footprint is?
No one answered that question. No, I'm not disappointed, because I actually didn't expect it either. And the question was also not asked very directly and not very prominently in the beginning of the (long) post.
Still, ....
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'Today we have used up resources for an entire year, we are now living at the expense of future generations'.
Is that it, or is there more to it?
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Each of us can list some of the benefits of reducing your ecological footprint. Here's a list of what motivates me. And what motivates you?
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To buy new or used can be a dilemma. We stopped buying new stuff. Well, almost. Some things are not or hardly available second hand, or are second hand so much less sustainable (in terms of environmental impact in production or in use) that you don't want them in your home.
Did you know that there is almost no product in your possession that incorporates the true costs?
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A few days ago I told you in a post about our work in our food forest garden.
There were so many positive comments, and so many requests to post regular updates, that I decided to dedicate a special page on my website to it.
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Our food supply is the largest contributor of greenhouse gases in percentage terms of all sectors. Industrial farming ruins the soil and poisons water and air. And a shocking 30% of what is produced, is wasted...
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Now that the weather is getting warmer, we are continuing to 'build' our food forest garden. This weekend we planted several fruit and nut trees, together with a lot of herbs and a few more berry bushes...
Our food supply is the largest contributor of greenhouse gases in percentage terms of all sectors. Moreover, the industrial approach to producing our food exhausts the soil. To compensate that, huge amounts of fertilizers are added. In turn, this causes destruction of eco systems and poisons land and water. Same for the herbicides and pesticides...
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Our food supply is the largest contributor of greenhouse gases in percentage terms of all sectors. Moreover, the industrial approach to producing our food depletes the soil. And that is compensated by using huge amounts of fertilizers. In turn, this...
Published by Jacob Berghoef in Ecological Footprint
Why reduce your ecological footprint. Each of us can list some of the benefits of reducing your ecological footprint. Here's a list of what motivates me. And what motivates you?
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Suppose an oak tree longs to become a birch. Then that is possible only if a single, individual oak cell is able and willing to become a birch cell. Then, after that change is accepted and then copied by the surrounding cells, eventually the whole tree will change. That's what I call organic change.
Suppose a government of a country....
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Reduce your ecological footprint. Know what it is, get a grip on it and reduce it to less than what the earth can give us.
Published by Jacob Berghoef in Ecological Footprint
Tags: climate change, climate crisis, degrowth, earth crisis, eco footprint, ecological footprint, Fine Art Photography, jacob berghoef, reduce your eco footprint, reduce your ecological footprint, reduce your footprint, regeneration, regenerative life, regenerative society, system change, systemic change
In my System Change post, I explained man's impact on earth and raised a number of questions. The most important: Do you know what your ecological footprint is?
No one answered that question in a comment. No, I'm not disappointed, because I actually didn't expect it either. And the question was also not asked very directly and not very prominently in the beginning of the (long) post. Still, ....
Published by Jacob Berghoef in Ecological Footprint
Tags: climat crisis, climate action, climate awareness art, climate change, earth crisis, Earth crisis art, eco footprint, ecological footprint, Fine Art Photography, jacob berghoef, reduce your eco footprint, reduce your ecological footprint, reduce your footprint, Surrealism, Surrealistic digital art, Surrealistic expressionism, system change, systemic change
System Change, we need Systemic Change !
This is what you read and hear more and more often. In comments, articles and discussions about the state of the Earth's health, about the alarmingly rapid change in our climate.
And that alongside, of course, the call for Degrowth....
What is meant by this system change?
Insofar as you can and may explain a very complex system in a few simple phrases: ...
Published by Jacob Berghoef in Ecological Footprint
Tags: circular economy, degrowth, eco footprint, ecological footprint, Fine Art Photography, jacob berghoef, organic change, overconsumption, reduce your eco footprint, reduce your ecological footprint, reduce your footprint, regeneration, regenerative life, regenerative society, Surrealistic digital art, Surrealistic expressionism, system change, systemic change
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