We have too much advertising in too many places in our lives, and that advertising is endorsing and normalising a set of cultural values that are deeply unhelpful to our society.Jon Alexander
First thoughts #1: I am not (just) a Consumer | The New Citizenship Project Blog newcitizenshipproject.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/first-thoughts-1-i-am-not-just-a-consumer/
First thoughts #1: I am not (just) a Consumer | The New Citizenship Project Blog newcitizenshipproject.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/first-thoughts-1-i-am-not-just-a-consumer/
We have to agree how much carbon we can each emit within the limits of what the planet can bear – then make good lives within those boundariesDr. Diana Ivanova
bbc.com/news/science-environment-52719662
bbc.com/news/science-environment-52719662
The software bloat, as in the case of Microsoft Windows 11, deliberately obsoletes your old hardware, which is perfectly operable.Retired engineer Hopeful Humanizer
sfba.social/@hopefulhumanizer/111845221002873512
sfba.social/@hopefulhumanizer/111845221002873512
Advertising at its best is making people feel that without their product, you’re a loser. Kids are very sensitive to that.
Nancy ShalekMarketing & Consumerism – Special Issues for Young Children | mediasmarts.ca/marketing-consumerism/marketing-consumerism-special-issues-young-children
Nancy ShalekMarketing & Consumerism – Special Issues for Young Children | mediasmarts.ca/marketing-consumerism/marketing-consumerism-special-issues-young-children
As the urgency of our global crises continues to rise, immediate behavior change is greatly needed, if we are to effectively address these challengesEcochallenge.org
ecochallenge.org/media/documents/Behavior_Change_for_Sustainability_v2022.pdf
ecochallenge.org/media/documents/Behavior_Change_for_Sustainability_v2022.pdf