Proposes a move towards more ecologically-sound ways of thinking, communicating, and acting, including those usually termed 'economic.' This book aims to show that a sustainable future entails recognizing and compensating for the inherent bias of all modes of communicating, reducing the centrality of money as a medium of communication.

"Culture of Ecology" marks the beginning in a struggle to prove that, given the right approach, economy and ecosystem need not be mutually exclusive.