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Two Diffrent kinds of healthcare – Part 2
READ PART 1 here How did we become dependent on the doctor visit and the prescription? What happened to…
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Crisis, Hope, and Permaculture
A “Green New Deal” is on everyone’s lips, but how do we actually get there? Our brand new “Green is…
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SAVING THE PLANET
I have often found myself wincing as I hear people talking about saving the planet. It’s felt wrong! I can hear…
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Welcome to the Anthropocene
Sharing with you today this great resource website. http://www.anthropocene.info/index.php The website tells the story of our planet since entering the…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ PART 3
We started publishing 2 weeks ago this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ Part 2
We started publishing last week this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in the…
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The Reflective Art of Garbage Collection and Deflection
The way we handle trash nowadays allows us to put it on the curb or in the dumpster and forget…
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Flexitarianism
DISCLAIMER: These are my thoughts and experiences on what can be a deeply cultural, charged and personal topic: diet. There…
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What You Didn’t Know About Up-Cycling
Though almost a quarter of Americans don’t recycle any materials, almost everyone knows what recycling encompasses. At the very least,…
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Growing Local – Eating Local
One of life’s simple pleasures would have to be going to the local Farmers Market for the weekly shopping. The…
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Voluntary Frugality
This time, I’ve moved beyond dipping in here and there and really started to read David Holmgren’s Permaculture: Principles &…
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Stepping lightly
From the time I was going through my fragile adolescent age, when everyone’s opinions were more important than my own,…
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