Eco-Villages
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From Findhorn to the Future
Most sustainable communities on our fragile planet are unintentionally so – their occupants being simply too poor or too isolated…
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WHAT MIGHT BUILDINGS, SETTLEMENTS AND EVEN REGIONS LOOK LIKE THROUGH THE LENS OF PERMACULTURE DESIGN? PART 2
This is part 2 of 2 of a transcript of a talk given by Paul Jennings to the recent SBUK Big…
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What might buildings, settlements and even regions look like through the lens of Permaculture design? Part 1
This is part 1 of 2 of a transcript of a talk given by Paul Jennings to the recent SBUK Big…
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What to do with bad soil
After watching the sun set and the full moon rise atop my neighbour Sergey’s hill which overlooks the entire eco-village,…
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The Revolutionary Civilizational Paradigm Eco Villages
The vast majority of people in the world no longer live in any sort of human settlement that could be…
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Seven Reasons Why World Peace is Possible
Introduction The 21st of September will be International Day of Peace. It may seem a little premature to declare that…
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Rancho Mastatal: A Permaculture Site Overview (Costa Rica)
A view of Rancho Mastatal through the Zone 1 gardens I’ve had the opportunity to become of one the co-directors…
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Ten Grassroots Environmental Justice Campaigns from Around the World
Community Managed Sustainable Agriculture Andhra Pradesh in India has been called the pesticide capital of the world. Pesticides cost farmers…
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Not Socialism, Not Capitalism… Distributism Seeks Community Power
Not socialism, not capitalism… distributism seeks community power. by Jay Walljasper, On the Commons Conservatives, progressives and everyone else likes…
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The Next Economy (video)
An excellent little video on transitioning from Globalization to Eco-Localism. Lots of food for thought.
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Land and Freedom – Low-Impact Building in the “Other” Spain
The tsunami of construction that washed over Spain in the decade of the 2000s has drawn back, leaving behind some…
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The Los Angeles Ecovillage
Living in a large city does not mean you cannot live permaculturally. Indeed, it can be quite the opposite. While…
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