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A river of example - mismanaged

By: Justin - December 9, 2007, at 6:04 pm

*VIDEO - Yangzte Notebook: Part Two

Although we may not live there, this example is a constant reminder of the affect of our decisions across the world. Cheap goods may come out of China, but at what cost? It makes me think twice about the voice I have as a consumer and as a world citizen. We are ever more connected and with that comes responsibility.

Any parallels you see to the US? How do our actions in the US support this disarray?

Have you made any changes recently? I know “buy local” is a nagging phrase that has begun to take shape in more than just my thoughts recently.

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