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PERMACULTURE
PATTERNS
local, bioregional,
global solutions
permaculture for nine billion
Permatopia dictionary:
permanent place [topia]
permaculture utopia
documents:
Hirsch report
Pentagon climate change study
environmental patterns
dominant paradigm
limited hang out / greenwash
ideal direction
disinformation
philosophy
- groups - toxics - food
safety - energy - global warming - forest
Greenwash
carbon
neutral isn't
Permatopia
hierarchy of needs
food
organic
urban gardening
vegan diets
buy local
solar drying
solar cooking
sprouting
fermentation
Peak Grain
food irradiation
genetic phood
mad cow disease
toxic fertilizers
nutrition
water
rainwater harvesting
graywater
filters, solar distillation
drip irrigation
boycott bottled water
blue gold: clean water
shelter:
weatherization
green building
natural building
urban planning
energy
97 quads
conservation for renters
renewable energy
solar power
wind energy
microhydro
biofuels
hydrogen
free energy?
transportation
car culture
highway expansions
100 mpg cars
car sharing
transit & trains
bicycles
internet not jets
community
consciousness
spiritual resources
money:
community currency
cooperatives
precious metals?
health:
single payer
permaculture:
principles
courses
references
environmental education
waste:
a terrible thing to mind
reuse, not recycle
humanure
waste prevention
forests:
deforestation
clearcuts & climate change
selective forestry
non-timber products
biomimicry
detoxification:
bioremediation
mycoremediation
the end of growth
communication
primitive technology
homesteading
eco-cities
related websites:
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Intentional
and Unintentional Communities
www.sacredlifeboats.com/build-lifeboat.html
Last year we launched an ambitious experimental project called In My Village
(link here soon) which grew quickly to 380 people then as quickly disintegrated.
We learned some powerful lessons. The most significant was that we can't build
community! We discovered that we can form small circles of people who learn
to love and trust each other. And if these circles get to know, love and trust
each other we discover it feels like community. I've come to call these circles
archetypal family unity. They are the basis of community, historically and
everywhere.
| Intentional
Communities - some guides |
ic.org
Intentional Communities (rural, urban, secular, religious, etc.)
cohousing.org
Cohousing communities
Global Ecovillage Network (Denmark)
http://gen.ecovillage.org
thefarm.org - Summertown
Tennessee
ENA - Ecovillage Networks of the Americas
diggersanddreamers.org.uk - The Guide to Communal Living in Britain
ourecovillage.org - OUR Ecovillage, Vancouver Island, BC
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