Not if you print it on recycled paper.

I like the compact. I think the idea of a personalized adaptation of the compact, modifiable to the compactor’s particular areas of personal conviction and propensities toward consumerism is really good. This gives folks a way to participate in something bigger than their own household, while acknowledging that at the end of the day, one must follow one’s own conscience. That might mean being less rigid in some areas but more “radical” in others. And it exemplifies a new motto I’ve been thinking about putting on a bumper sticker: “Think globally, act locally.” Is it consumeristic to mass market an anti-consumeristic slogan?