Monthly Archives: October 2019

We used to make decisions based on ‘the greater good’. The idea behind this approach is an acceptance that you are not going to be able to please all the people, all the time. As such, you make decisions that will benefit the greater majority of people. It’s an approach that parallels the cost benefitContinue reading “For The Lesser Good”

There is a lot of inconsistency in the environmental movement. Inconsistency where the solution to an environmental issue has an even larger environmental impact. Allow me to relate an example… I went to a local festival over the summer. I went with my wife and we met our friends there. It’s an annual event, organisedContinue reading “No Joined Up Thinking in The Environmental Movement”