The Coyote Creek agrivoltaic ranch project is a good case study for deeper discussion about inner development for outer impact. It is reported that Sacramento County did engage with local indigenous communities for some years and still approved the project despite the impact on culture and nature. The project site of 1,412 acres would provide clean energy to 44,000 homes, create thousands of jobs and advance towards its zero-carbon ambitions; at the cost of 3,500 native and blue oak trees, biodiversity, village sites and ancestral burial grounds. If each of the 44,000 households reduced their energy consumption by 50%, through screentime, appliances, transportation etc. they may be able to save 3,500 / 2 = 1,750 oak trees, biodiversity and sacred land. What about within each of our households? If all 456 members in ID@Work did the same, what difference can it make to nature and materials needed to build the solar panels to power our unconscious consumption?