Reframing the Sustainability Argument
This podcast features a discussion with designer Bruce Mau, who talks about sustainability and why he loves the suburbs.
Climate Desk sat down with Mau, who argues that environmentalists' framing of sustainability focuses too much on the negatives of sustainability.
"Rather than talking about cost and sacrifice, he believes the emphasis should be placed on investment and opportunity. Mau aims to reshape culture and create better, greener experiences through design."
Published on Tuesday, October 5, 2010 in
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