Putting environmentalism in a relevant context . . . if not for people, then why? 
In the broad scope and importance of Sustainability, one’s environmentalism can get lost in a myriad of terms, views and meanings.
Two of the filters I use in seeking clarity and understanding are that of context and relevance. Why is it important and what is its affect on the whole?
“Environmental speak” can quickly obscure meanings and redirect into irrelevance. Context and Relevance can be proof-tests by which we judge what we, and others, are doing and in the process learn what we may be missing.
The three links below are a few of the reference points by which we (C/S) judge our work to rid our products of PBTs and Chemicals of Concern.
Low Emitting Materials Technical Brief (GGHC)
Understanding Indoor Air Quality and Toxicity (Jan D. Stensland)
