Great Minds, Would-Buts, and a Livable Hometown
August 12th, 2008
Tushar Mathur
Back in February 2007 I mentioned something I called the “Would-Buts” that prevent us from talking sustainable action or making livable choices (See “Get off Your Would-But and DO Something“); in the “great minds think alike” catagory, we now have a list of “seven buts” that might stop you from making your hometown less noxious.
Go on, get off your “would but” and read ‘em!
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Back in February 2007 I mentioned something I called the “Would-Buts” that prevent us from talking sustainable action or making livable choices (See “Get off Your Would-But and DO Something“); in the “great minds think alike” catagory, we now have a list of “seven buts” that might stop you from making your hometown less noxious.
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