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A conversation with acclaimed energy policy advisor Hal Harvey and award-winning NY Times journalist Justin Gillis about exactly what we need to do more of in 2023 to ensure the planet remains habitable for our children.

 

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[2:00] Is it already too late?

[4:00] The transition to seeing ourselves not as mere green consumers but instead as green citizens

[12:00] Creating a “tangible local expression” of your environmental values: the why and how

[25:00] How to decide which eco-policy to put your weight behind (and what it really means to “hit it hard”)

 

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We need to stop viewing ourselves as green consumers and instead as green citizens: On this episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast: exactly how to take your environmental efforts outside your home and into your community in 2023.

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Your Shopping Superpowers

Every purchase you make has an impact on the world. If you aren't careful, your shopping choices contribute to climate change and social injustice. But when you align the contents of your shopping cart with your personal values you slowly but surely shape the market.

Times are uncertain and everyday goods are getting more expensive. Still, we should purchase with intention anyway. On today's show author and sustainability expert Diane Osgood offers a comprehensive roadmap that navigates each of us toward positive and sustainable shopping practices.

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[4:00] 70% of the U.S. economy is driven by consumer spending. We citizens control the market!

[13:00] 3 easy-peasy shopping principles to guide you when you're feeling overwhelmed

[17:00] Should you listen to the angel on your shoulder, or the devil? Here's what to remember in those moments you want to backtrack

[21:00] *Exactly how* to avoid products made with forced labor or child labor

[28:00] Buying small, local, and diverse has the power to "chip away at systemic inequality". Here's how

 

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