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Halina Szejnwald Brown

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Participants of the Energy Transition & Sustainable Consumption Workshop, Luxembourg

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Recent Posts

  • Lessons from the Ground: Where Activism, Technical Analysis, and City Action Intersect
  • Making Newton Sustainable
  • The Perils of Universal Basic Income
  • Why I Work on Sustainable Consumption
  • Consumer Society, its Dangers and its Future
  • My Parents: Three-time Refugees
  • The End of American Exceptionalism?
  • What we have learned about consumer society from the pandemic
  • A Fight over affordable housing in a wealthy suburb
  • The overconsuming parasite

Travel Journals

  • 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
  • Research
    • Research Overview
    • Teaching
    • Sustainable Consumption
    • Socio-technical Transitions and Social Learning
    • Global Reporting Initiative GRI as an Emerging Institution
    • Controlling Pollution from Industrial Facilities: The US and International Perspectives
    • Risk assessment and management of toxic pollutants
  • Policy-Related Work
  • Making Newton Sustainable
  • Public Intellectual
  • Travel Journals and Other Writings
    • Travel Journals
    • My first steps in America
    • My Parents: Three-time Refugees
  • Videos
  • Blogs
  • Contact
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