07-13-2024, 07:37 PM
There is a Nexus. Just food for thought that hopefully no one takes personal offense to. Sometimes it does not hurt to look at things from an odd perspective.
Homeless people generally contribute less to climate change via lower consumption, reduced energy use, less transportation emissions, minimal waste generation, and a much smaller physical footprint. They generally do not fly to the mainland. For the most part they don't pimp The Aina to tourists. They are however, arguably the most exposed to climate variations.
They exemplify the ethos of reduce, reuse, recycle. Just look.
Maybe, watching the way we, the housed consumers live, has something to do with the way they live.
When did we allow our label to become "consumers"?
Maybe it is the housed consumers who need saving? This thread is about us needing saving, right? Do we know we need saving?
Streetwise survivors
Teach us to adapt and thrive
Nature's harsh lessons
Homeless people generally contribute less to climate change via lower consumption, reduced energy use, less transportation emissions, minimal waste generation, and a much smaller physical footprint. They generally do not fly to the mainland. For the most part they don't pimp The Aina to tourists. They are however, arguably the most exposed to climate variations.
They exemplify the ethos of reduce, reuse, recycle. Just look.
Maybe, watching the way we, the housed consumers live, has something to do with the way they live.
When did we allow our label to become "consumers"?
Maybe it is the housed consumers who need saving? This thread is about us needing saving, right? Do we know we need saving?
Streetwise survivors
Teach us to adapt and thrive
Nature's harsh lessons