In this episode of Right Voices, we speak with Todd Myers, environmental director at the Washington Policy Center.
In his new book Time to Think Small: How Nimble Environmental Technologies can Solve the Planet’s Biggest Problems, Myers makes the case for implementing smaller solutions to tackle our greatest environmental challenges.
While it may seem counterintuitive to approach large problems like energy, conservation, and climate change with small solutions, starting small often leads to innovative breakthroughs. As Myers explains in his book, thinking small can be the most effective way to tackle huge problems:
“Small is nimble. Small is the ally of creativity. Small can spread rapidly. There is a reason we say something is ‘going viral’ when it suddenly appears everywhere. Small moves fast. Small can do big things.”
The release of this book comes at an especially important time in the energy and climate debate.
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In this episode of Right Voices, we speak with Todd Myers, environmental director at the Washington Policy Center.
In his new book Time to Think Small: How Nimble Environmental Technologies can Solve the Planet’s Biggest Problems, Myers makes the case for implementing smaller solutions to tackle our greatest environmental challenges.
While it may seem counterintuitive to approach large problems like energy, conservation, and climate change with small solutions, starting small often leads to innovative breakthroughs. As Myers explains in his book, thinking small can be the most effective way to tackle huge problems:
“Small is nimble. Small is the ally of creativity. Small can spread rapidly. There is a reason we say something is ‘going viral’ when it suddenly appears everywhere. Small moves fast. Small can do big things.”
The release of this book comes at an especially important time in the energy and climate debate.
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