Our Collective Responsibility
"...As a proponent and activist of sustainable development for over 20 years, it is easy for me to be discouraged by our cultural insistence on consumption and unlimited growth.
The global economic depression & celebrity status of our federal executive catalyzed for me, the necessity to act locally as individuals and take ownership of our community.
Our solutions lay beyond a dependence on an inconsistent global economic system. Our power to find and create solutions lay in the depth of our actions, and beyond our tendency to misplace hope and trust in those already in power. We must take the initiative to redevelop the local economy and step up as leaders within our communities...
I encourage everyone to take a role as an active contributor toward a cultural shift. We must change our resource use and pollution patterns while providing for the necessities of life; community, food, water, shelter, medicine, fiber.
It is our collective responsibility to pass on a legacy of sustainability. Do your part, make the change happen by your actions.
Plant seeds, Save energy, Share food, Drive less, Meet your Neighbor, Buy nothing, Make music, Join today."
By Josh Trought - Excerpt from 2008 Annual Report
Executive Director
D Acres of New Hampshire
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