If human behaviors are associated with climate change, it

relates to how we consume, entertain, travel, do business,

relate to “natural resources”, to ourselves and to each other.

The authors posit that human behaviors are but the visible

tip of the iceberg, sustained underwater by a voluminous

mass comprised of our values, beliefs, assumptions, the

anchors of our identity and shared paradigms. They trace

back the history of a shared paradigm that has become

dysfunctional and introduce the Sustainability Mindset

Principles - a scaffolding to address the complexity of the

paradigm.

To share with students in answer to the question "What can I do?"