Life in harmony and sustainability

Life is good, better than ever before. We live in a community and environment where sustainable food, transport and housing are the new normal. There are incentives for these sustainable modes of living, making it clear that non-sustainable options are more expensive and not done. I see more co-housing projects with intergenerational families who feed themselves from nearby CSA-farms and have access to public transport and good cycling routes; more tele-working to increase quality time at home; preventive health-care focusing on boosting our immune systems, improving flexibility, and healthy diets; far better access to mental health (preventive through meditation, yoga, etc. and access to personal development workshops, and reactive with a better offer of holistic approaches to psychotherapy). We have a multi-coloured community based on solidarity between those who have and the have nots, autochthones and immigrants.