Eden Project Books A Life Stripped Bare
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Is it possible, in the twenty-first century, to lead a normal life - to have a job, kids, a mortgage, holidays in the sun - but at the same time be respectful to the planet and the people who share it? Over the course of a year, Leo Hickman conducted an unusual experiment to find out&hellip, Most people fight shy of giving up their cars, their toxic household products, their cheap washing machines, or dodgy, unethical bank accounts to make the world a better place. Could Leo live a more 'ethical' existenc s your average male consumer, he is no green warrior and an innocent abroad when it comes to 'ethical' living but he approached the experiment with real enthusiasm. Is it possible to live a life that is western but also aware, or is the 'Good Life' the preserve of the eco-warriors, new-age spiritualists and the organic-product endorsing Hollywood se ppealing for help and guidance on the internet, he was inundated with advice from the extraordinary to the extreme: 'The most sustainable food source is skips!' to 'Having children is the most unethical thing you can do, so try ceasing that for starters.'Leo then invited three 'ethical auditors' into his home. As they explored the murkier recesses of his life - his bathroom, fridge, holiday plans, shady DIY habits - he discovered that ethical living involved a lot more than changing his brand of washing-up liquid. A Life Stripped Bare is the record of an extraordinary transformation. Both funny and inspirational, it is a mine of information for all of us with a conscience. Who knows it might change your life, too. About the Author: Leo Hickman is 31. He grew up in Cornwall about 400 metres away from what was to become Eden. He is a journalist, editor and the consumer expert at the Guardian. He lives in south London with his wife, two small children and 3,000 worms. He is also the author of How to Buy and the editor of A Good Life: the Guide to Ethical Living (now in stock).
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