What Is Sustainable Living All About?

Lots of folks are rightfully concerned about climate change and the negative impact the way we live is having on the environment. In this new series Melinda and Rich talk about how living together is an important aspect of living more sustainably.

#SustainableLiving #ClimateChange #LifeTogether

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Resources discussed in this series:

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About our LIFE TOGETHER series

In this series, we take an in-depth look at a topic from a variety of perspectives across several videos. Topics will draw from experiences and challenges that the Bruderhof has learned from over the last 100 years, discussing both our experiences and answering your questions.

Interested in a specific topic for the future? Have a question about the current topic? Let us know in the comments or by email.

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[garyedwards]

Community makes good sense.

I believe it makes good sense psychologically as well. Could you address this aspect in a future video?

Q: Any studies on the long term mental health aspects of Community vs. Solitary living?

Also...

How into affordable housing systems is the Bruderhof?

[ebenezersaygba]

Good morning Christian friends. I will like to acknowledge you that please provide a simple means to mitigate hunger across the globe

[erichgroat]

Bravo. It might be good to provide some links and references; the Budweiser-is-super-wasteful thing is interesting but you can't just let it hang there! (Those hoppy IPA's might be worse...)

[michaelgibbs]

How do you view pro environmental groups & their work?

[cityhomestead]

How are you going to reduce your use of one-single-time-use-products?
How about stop using plastic. ex: milk bottles, don't buy plastic, buy glass e.d.
I know they use wrapping paper multiple times at beech grove.

[spenserwilkins]

In your intentional community do you guys not recycle plastic bottles and other plastic things you guys keep reusing them