| But from feasting to flying, hedonism has historically tended to be closely coupled to over-consumption. |
| And while over-consumption is hardly new in the land of the free, marketers are increasingly targeting children. |
| Overpopulation is not the problem, he argues, but over-consumption: more specifically, over-consumption in the west. |
| One of Bowers's Russian hosts also suggested a remedy for over-consumption of vodka. |
| Other apparel companies striving to confront over-consumption include Patagonia. |
| They want over-consumption of their own products and the exclusion of alternatives. |
