A nice little round of press hits this week that we thought we'd share:
Go Bright Green -- a review in the UK Guardian
Seed Magazine has a nice review of our book in their current issue.
The Year Without Toilet Paper -- The cover story on the Home & Garden section of the Times was all about "No Impact Man" -- a guy and his a family in NYC, who have committed to making as little environmental impact as possible for 365 days. It includes a little mention of Worldchanging.
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Didn't "The Guardian" mischaracterize Worldchanging by implying that bright greens favor hybrid cars over bicycles?
Posted by: Jonathan Pfeiffer on March 24, 2007 1:25 AM
yes it did, if i'm reading the worldchanging people's stuff right. and placing airplanes as a strictly "dark" green concern is a little strange, but it's probably a feature of the UK-internal discussion of globalization? because jets don't seem to stand up to a green them with technology analysis. cut their impact with better systems, maybe.
Posted by: hibiscus on March 25, 2007 10:07 AM
worldchanging was founded on the idea that real solutions already exist for building the future we want. it's just a matter of grabbing hold and getting moving.
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