Mountains of trash. Avalanches of junk rolling into the oceans.Where are we going with the piles of "useless" things? Do we just ship this junk to other places when we run out of room? Is recycling really the answer? Is burning it all really the way to go? Why do we think we can just
Do you enjoy the work you are doing? Looks like only half of the U.S. can say they do.Which is better than in 2010 but not saying much. Are you over loaded with work stress, poor morale, feeling uninspired to be productive or seeing high turnover of your fellow employees...and thinking the same? The rest
If you're half as panicked as I am, you're probably screaming at your wallet for being too skinny, half the day. We are in financially turbulent times.Some say that we still haven't recovered from the 2008 market crash.Others say that another crash is eminent thanks to all of those car loans and student debts out
Our soil is going through some rough times. Is there anything that can help turn this all around? Sure, you could start growing your own food through hydroponic or aquaponic means that doesn't require you to till and pollute the soil of the earth. However, this doesn't really help the earth to get back on
Why are we operating in a system that no longer serves us? There are better ways of changing things than putting a person in power to force rules upon people who do not want them. We all have forgotten that it is us, the individuals, who are in power. We make the rules for ourselves.
What are you so panicked about? It's just water. Remember that lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan? It's not the only place in the United States with terrifying levels of lead. Some cities don't even warn the public about it until months or even years go by. Read more here and here. Reuters has a great
In a time where life on the planet is uncertain, staying calm is a herculean task to undertake.
