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Posted by Alan Bowman
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The road to responsible consumerism is a long one - but the economic crisis is a big reason to act differently.
We're gathering friends, family and useful contacts around us.
There's a sense of common cause in adversity.
We're aware of the bigger picture but more concerned at what's happening in our own back yard. Firstly because we feel the direct effects and secondly, because in the scheme of things, they're at least easier to understand - if not to like.
We're already beginning to think more about changing the how, when and where of our purchasing habits.

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