SustainZine.com has moved (is moving) to PerpetualInnovation.org/pi-sustain/

 This blog space has had a long run of about 20 years with occasional posts about sustainability.

This blog has now moved to  PerpetualInnovation.org/pi-sustain/ where it will be combined with blog concepts on Intellectual Property, Nonprofit Planning, and Scenario/Delphi Method planning. The integrated blog environment will allow for a much better organization of information and a better blog experience for everyone. 

This domain, SustainZine.com will be redirected to PerpetualInnovation.org/pi-sustain/
As of May 2025 all sustainability-related posting is over there.

Better Ways: A Gentle Nudge Toward Sustainability

Let’s be honest—we’ve built a world that doesn’t quite work for the long haul. From single-use everything to commutes that eat up our day (and our atmosphere), a lot of what we call “normal” just isn’t sustainable.

But here’s the good news: we can change that. And many of the best changes save money, reduce stress, and improve our quality of life. This isn’t about guilt. It’s about growing up as a species. We’ve learned, innovated, and adapted before—we can do it again. Together.

Start with what matters: energy efficiency, working smarter (hello telework), rethinking food systems, or just remembering your reusable bag more often. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to start somewhere better.

Happy Earth Day 55: Perpetual Sustainability Book

 April 22, 2025 marks the 55th Earth Day. That’s 55 years since millions first took to the streets in 1970 to demand a cleaner, more just, and more sustainable future.

But this year, we don’t just mark the day—we recommit to the journey.

From Sustainability to Regeneration

Sustainability was the starting point. But sustaining broken systems is no longer enough. We need to regenerate—our ecosystems, our communities, and our approach to progress.

That’s the heart of my new book: Perpetual Sustainability™: Leveraging Regenerative Dynamic AI (rdAI)