Book Review: The Lazy Environmentalist on a Budget

From Sustainable Sean…Being the Lifestyle Ambassador & Co-founder of SSF and all, I thought Josh Dorfman had written the perfect book when he penned his first opus, The Lazy Environmentalist back in 2007. Many authors have attempted to write the next big guide to going green, but none quite compared to Josh’s first ‘guide to easy, stylish, green living’. As it turns out…Josh himself has written the next big guide to going green…and it works! Once again, Josh is able to make going green totally down to earth and accessible. When Joe the Plumber decides to go green, I’m pretty sure he’ll read The Lazy Environmentalist on a Budget. In his new book, Josh once again runs down the list of the best products and resources for green living, but this time he’s on an even higher mission…going green while saving both time and money. Clearly, given the economic situation we’re all in, his new book is timely but it is also a resource that will serve as a guide in any era as it is essentially a road map for how to make affordable and sustainable lifestyle choices whether you’re a college senior living on student loans or a hard-working soccer (or hockey) Mom. Recently laid off or just getting out of school but still want to get your green on? Don’t fret, Josh even has a section on the booming green job market. Once you’ve dog-eared your dozens of pages, hit the computer and surf over to Josh’s website The Lazy Environmentalist to get new tidbits and pointers.