Sentences with phrase «intensive habits of himself»

Yesterday we reported that the Transition Towns movement had reached the pages of the BBC's Gardener's World Magazine when TV gardening guru Monty Don was prompted to reflect on the oil - intensive habits of himself and his fellow gardeners.

Though they don't call it out specifically, this would very much involve less flying, one of the most carbon - intensive habits of the affluent.

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Of course there will be exceptions like intensive experimental set - ups or article submission sprint, but don't make overworking a habit.

Doing so will get you into the eco-friendly habit of reusing old items, and it could encourage you to DIY more of your home goods instead of always buying them new, which is usually the healthier, cheaper, and less resource - intensive choice.

That folks are still buying these gas guzzlers in the face of all the evidence - indirect support of terrorism notwithstanding - is a habit that needs to be broken by an intensive public service campaign and political leadership.

For example, while Pope Francis singles out «the increasing use and power of air - conditioning» as a «harmful habit of consumption,» it is worth remembering that such energy - intensive activities result in pollution and the depletion of scarce resources only when a society needs to rely on dirty and non-renewable energy sources.

This personal intensive counseling experience will allow you to understand and overcome past hurts, gain freedom from dysfunctional habits and behaviors, and help you experience a greater sense of joy and contentment in your life.

Our intensive retreats and group workshops are a wonderful «laboratory» for learning new communication tools and practicing those in a safe respectful environment where you can get a lot of help to change old habits.

We forget, as we spend to maintain our «habit», about the attendant environmental costs of mass manufacture, carbon intensive shipping and cheap Third World labour.