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Our little post-holocaust nuclear family in Wroclaw, Poland, in 1948

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Poland and the Baltics June 2019
Uzbekistan October 2018
Cuba 2017
Poland, September 2016
Morocco 2016
Ireland 2014
SOUTH AFRICA JULY 2013
TURKEY, JUNE 2011
BUDAPEST, SPRING 2010
Mongolia 2008
Russia 2008
Brazil 2007
France Dordogne, September 2006
Nepal 2005
Tibet 2005
Czekia via Germany 2004
ITALY ABRUZZO. JULY 2002
Cuba 2001
China 1999

Blog Posts

May 2020. A Fight over affordable housing in a wealthy suburb
April 2020. What we have learned about consumer society from the pandemic
January 2020. No such thing as sustainable consumer oriented company
March 2020. The overconsuming parasite
February 2020. Are we outcompeting the joy of life?
February 2020. Consumerism at its peak: sharing instead of owning
May 2017. Smart Urban Growth and Sustainable Consumption
January 2017. Income determines carbon footprint in China
December 2016. Sustainable lifestyles all around us
November 2016. Sustainable lifestyle an oxymoron?
October 2016. E-Biking into sustainable mobility
September 2016. Sustainable lifestyles in NY City: labor movement legacy
August 2016. Income determines carbon footprint
July 2016. Community centers in WiFi cafes
June 2016. Crash landing at Schiphol Airport
May 2016. Happier with a smaller income
April 2016. Bigger and bigger houses
March 2016. Sharing Boats
February 2016. Sustainable and elegant
January 2016. Are humans programed to expand?
December 2015. A local fight over sustainable lifestyles
November 2015. Involuntary simplicity made personal
October 2015. To travel or not to travel?
September 2015. The matter of SUVs
August 2015. The vanishing soap bar

About Halina
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Making Newton Sustainable
Public Intellectual
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