The Grey Badger (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} idiotgrrl) wrote,@ 2008-04-27 17:21:00 |
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Which is the more ecologically sound book purchase? The huge hardbacked survey of everything that's wrong with the world, in it's own slipcase and with a foreword by Al Gore? Or the used mass-market paperback edition of "The Virtue of Selfishness?"
Who is conserving fuel? The student with a vast collection of "student ghetto tupperware" in her kitchen cabinets? Or the one who got a piece of real hand-crafted Native pottery on her latest trip to the Rez?
Who has the smaller carbon footprint? The guy who lives off the grid in the middle of the desert and feeds his wife and kids from their vegetable garden and free-range goats? Or the guy who lives alone in a one-bedroom apartment in a Central Avenue high-rise?
Which is the more ecologically sound book purchase? The huge hardbacked survey of everything that's wrong with the world, in it's own slipcase and with a foreword by Al Gore? Or the used mass-market paperback edition of "The Virtue of Selfishness?"
Who is conserving fuel? The student with a vast collection of "student ghetto tupperware" in her kitchen cabinets? Or the one who got a piece of real hand-crafted Native pottery on her latest trip to the Rez?
Who has the smaller carbon footprint? The guy who lives off the grid in the middle of the desert and feeds his wife and kids from their vegetable garden and free-range goats? Or the guy who lives alone in a one-bedroom apartment in a Central Avenue high-rise?
