EnviroHumanImpact

Here, we’re looking at what others are doing. We’ll discuss the envirohuman impacts of both positive and negative stories regarding the environment both in the physical sense and on other websites.

We want to be part of the conversation, and more than that, to empower you to be part of that conversation. We want feedback about what we can do to help you to have a greater voice on environmental matters, and to make this a better forum for calls for positive change.

While we’re looking at others’ actions, we can’t always sit on the sidelines, and we’ll advocate for ways for people and companies to measure their envirohuman impact on the environment. Ideally, any person’s or group of people’s envirohuman impact would be measured on a scale, but because it’s difficult to put tangible numbers that correspond to the myriad chemicals expelled by humans into their environment, we have to either continue on with subjective evaluation (and we will), develop a more objective way to measure it, or do a little bit of both (that’s the plan!).

It is simply an idea at this point. Envirohuman impact is a word phrase made for this site, it is its title and the main point of the site. However, we are working to define what it is, what it means, and what kind of influence such a definition could eventually have on industry and the political worlds.

Without a measurable scale, we’ll concentrate on negative and positive envirohuman impacts, and from time to time, attempt, with your help, to define this phrase, to ask the scientific community to build a scale that can assign a numerical (and possibly financial) representation that businesses will hopefully use just as they do with any cost of doing business.

After all, the envirohuman impact of many business decisions can impact the health and well-being of thousands, if not millions (and yes, even billions of people). It’s time such a factor begin to be measured.