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2nd Edition Winners Announced
Following detailed deliberations by the judging panel, the winners of the second edition of the Vinyl 2010 Sustainable Thinking Platform multimedia competition have been announced.
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Deadline Extended - New prizes for forum participants
The deadline of the second edition of the Sustainable Thinking Platform multimedia competition has been extended until 31 December.
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1st Edition Winners Announced
The winners of the first edition of the Vinyl 2010 Sustainable Thinking Platform multimedia competition have been announced following detailed deliberations by the judging panel.
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New edition of the Vinylgame launched
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Judging by the (green) color
Hardly, I would say. After ending up as a political or economical legitimization for starting sustainable, green, or whatsoever activities in this field, I'm quite sure that it is hard. It's not complicated though. The most important rule is to do something you would do alone, knowing that no one will come to join you. Ever. And only talk about your ideas if you're asked to. No one likes an activist. We tend to think that good ideas will spread without any artificial help. And we might be right. Read on to find it out...
I think you confuse the
I think you confuse the ideas. To promote the sustainable production and consumption does not mean to be an activist. You promote the sustainable consumption by hichhiking or by eating the whole apple. To promote can also mean to do something and others to understand the implications of your actions and start doing something on their own to be part of the project. :)