We worry about, what impact is this going to make? And one of the ways that we can reduce that worry is by supporting companies that are environmentaly friendly or responsible. Buying more sustainable products is not the most sustainable route. You cannot buy your way to sustain ability. Sweet that pocanwherever you are today, we got p three sitting in for pacaha today.
The Minimalists talk about practical, reliable, and durable goods and the social, moral, and environmental responsibilities of the companies that produce them, and they answer the following questions:
Where did you get the idea for the title, “The Good Goods”? (01:50)
Is there a curated list somewhere on the Internet of companies that sell high-quality, durable goods that also take responsibility for their social and environmental impact? (05:23)
What is “impact anxiety”? (16:45)
What is “corporate social responsibility”? (22:55)
Do dollar stores sell any high-quality items? (25:23)
How has planned obsolescence changed our shopping habits? (36:31)
What are the benefits of buying locally? (42:08)
How do we find items that are high-quality and appropriately priced? (48:30)
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