I was reading a magazine called "Outdoors" at the barber shop the other day and read two great pieces. The first was written by a farming fellow from Mississippi and it described how his 4-wheel drive trucking lifestyle was more sustainable than the average Prius owner's lifestyle. The other was an interview of an imprisoned member of the terrorist group ELF who helped a fellow named Avalon set several fires out west. The magazine was green in general, but I was impressed that it was willing to show both the pros and cons of greening the world.
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I would like to read that guy's position about his SUV vs Prius theory
I think that link might be broken--it brought me to an error page. This is the link I used:
http://sustainablog.greenoptions.com
Flipping through pages of the Internet the other day I ran across a group in Boulder, Colo., who moved their home goods via their bikes furniture, appliances, everything.I know they aren't the only ones ever to have done it. (I searched a little more.) So now I'm curious to know how common this is among the bike commuting, Earth-loving crowd.My first thought upon seeing the string of photographs documenting the day was, WTF? And I mean that in the best way, because pretty soon after I thought, That is so awesome! They put out the word, calling interested bike mover helpers..
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