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Community Food Resilience
Never before, in my lifetime, have local food systems and community resilience been so clearly highlighted as being of great…
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Overpopulation, Nature’s Revenge, & Pandemic
Has the planet simply had enough of people? Are there are too many of us, and this pandemic is the…
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Permaculture and Death: Part 3
For part 1 of this series we explored the ancient traditions of Halloween and how recalling them can help us to…
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A Tale of Two Trees
Over the past couple of months many of our readers have contacted Permaculture News to find out if the fires…
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Permaculture and Death: Part 2
If we avoid thinking about death or do not accept death as part of life then we run the risk…
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Garden sharing in 2019
Picture this – it’s a beautiful sunny day in the heart of summer. The birds are chirping and the air…
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Permaculture and Death – Part 1
As the balance of light and darkness during the day begins to tip even more towards darkness in the Northern…
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Building a Community by Design in 5 Simple Steps
Largely, people come to permaculture because they’re impressed with the sustainable design solutions and clever cultivation techniques within the practice.…
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Growing Financial Freedom
Growing Financial Freedom is written by Michael Hoag, with Vicki Robin. As someone who’s been around farming and homesteading for over…
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Access to land is a barrier to simpler, sustainable living.
Alex Baumann, Western Sydney University and Samuel Alexander, University of Melbourne Many of us do not need to hear any…
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Smart Sustainable School in Vanuatu
Upholding The Standard There are many people who frown on the word ‘sustainable’, believing that the standard behind the use…
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Permaculture and Technology
Team Human (2019) is the relatively small digital media ecosystem comprising of a weekly podcast, a Twitter profile, a 200-page…
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