"A Better Future" website

This web site is truly one-of-a-kind in its gateway presentation to sustainable development. Please share this site with your friends and colleagues.

"A Better Future" is a public communication campaign to raise public awareness and promote societal movement toward more sustainable lifestyles. Helping the public from all walks of life better appreciate the scientific issues that underlie progress on global sustainability is at the heart of this campaign. The many resources and identified organizations on the web site will assist you in developing mutual understanding and collective action that can create a better future for all.

The goals of "A Better Future" include:

	To increase the awareness for sustainable development issues with the public
	To increase the societal health/quality of life literacy of the public
	To scientifically inform the public about the interdependencies among environmental, economic, and social equity concerns in their lives
	To influence grassroots change in social behavior that will lead to a more sustainable society world-wide

This site offers a portal to information you will need in order to recognize the many connected issues in our world and how the kinds of choices we make based upon this understanding will affect the consequences of our actions (the 3 Cs). We are not trying to tell you how to live, but rather providing you with enough information so you can make your own, well-informed decisions about how you conduct your life in relationship to sustainability.

Please let us know what you think about this initiative to promote a BETTER FUTURE by submitting an on-line response form to us from the web site. And most importantly, if you know of additional organizations and/or Internet resources that we can include on this public information site, we ask that you offer these resources to us through the on-line response form so that the thousands of people using A Better Future can benefit.

Best Regards,

Warren Flint, Ph.D.
(202)232-4591
rwflint@eeeee.net

Debra Rowe, Ph.D.
dgrowe@oaklandcc.edu