Minimally Sustained

A reflection on the deeper form of imposter syndrome: pretending our work matters while contributing to systems that often increase consumption, isolation, and uncertainty.

Tumble-drying polyester and nylon frays the fabric and sheds microplastic fibers straight into the air through the dryer vent.

This post argues that rising atmospheric CO₂ isn't only a climate problem — it's a direct threat to human biology.

Governments are not moving quickly enough on climate change with small incremental changes over time.

Saying goodbye to a good man.

As an individual who approaches investing with a more bearish outlook I am inherently more conservative with allocations.

A problem with climate is that we cannot actually feel how it was before.

CO2 emissions rose by the largest amount in human recorded history last year.

There are an abundance of apps these days that provide identical services to Craigslist but seek to monetize what is already free.

Finding Depth in the Everyday: A Minimalist Path to Sustainable Fulfillment.

Are some companies not establishing sufficient security safeguards for personal data?

With its Arrowhead permit long expired, Nestle has been exploiting San Bernadino Forest water supply for nearly three decades, circumventing environmental review and scientific analysis on effects of bottling millions of gallons of water annually.

Until economies of scale catch up with in vitro meat growth, eating less actual meat is essential to combat climate change and support sustainability.

Let’s face it.

Our primary dependance on power generated from fossil fuels and our mass consumption of livestock mammals, has caused the greenhouse gas levels to jump up like a hockey stick and throw the climate out of balance.

Earlier in January 2015, I tried to push back on a popular pastime, burning wood at the beach.

The bipartisan pendulum swings again.

It seems that today there is a disconnect between the action that Congress takes and goals and endeavors of modern society.

The latest climate news — weighing optimism against frustration, and why sustainable growth has to replace destructive consumption.

On the Passage of Time and the Importance of Reflection.