The Seattle Times reports that a number of states are lining up to sue the federal government in order to get them to stop dragging their feet about federal emissions standards for automobiles. It’s interesting that they have finally realized that turning to legal resources is probably one of the only ways to get the [...]
Archive for January, 2008
Sustainability and Personal Freedom
Someone once told me — perhaps in a far more eloquent way — that we should pursue that which makes us happy; that if something fails to make us happy, and should be abandoned. As I think about this statement, I wonder whether or not this idea is directly applicable to the idea of sustainability. [...]
Filed in: Action Smart Decisions Sustainability
Sustainability as a Point of Conflict
The New York Times wrote recently on conflict between the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Minerals Management Service. In brief, these two agencies plan to implement two different policies that will impact the polar bear population. The Fish and Wildlife service intends to list the polar bear population as endangered, while the Minerals Management [...]
Filed in: Action Sustainability
Sustainability in Job Searches
As of late, I’ve had a job search agent working for me on careerbuilder.com, sending me all jobs that match the phrase "sustainability". I originally intended it to try to isolate jobs that involve environmentally sustainable planning, advocacy, management, and thinking, but that’s not quite what’s turned up. Here’s a sample of job titles from [...]
Filed in: Sustainability

