As you can see, sustainability is a mindset.
The copyright on the image is Antoine, 2011.
Apparently, he got it from this billboard in Lisbon.
Anyway, we like.
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- Eco-Now
- Boston, MA, United States
- Eco-Fest (formerly The Ecolympics) is a fun, participatory series of events at Boston University and beyond, geared towards the themes of sustainability, reduction of the human footprint on the environment and education about biodiversity and the current crisis in biodiversity loss. The main events for BU's first-ever Ecolympics ran from April 17 - 24, 2010 and for 2011 they are April 1 - 15. Posts here are primarily by Daniel Hudon, along with other guest posters, as indicated. Eco-Now is the blog associated with Eco-Fest
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