Economics
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Sustainability Movement
As rampant manufacturing and productions of goods are causing huge harm to human physical well-being, farming, ecosystems, and world climate,…
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Prosperous Descent: Crisis as Opportunity in an Age of Limits
Samuel Alexander of the Simplicity Institute, who has written numerous articles for Permaculturenews.org, has just published Prosperous Descent: Crisis as…
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Recent Legislation Transforms Cities, One Roof at a Time
In March of 2015, France passed a bill supporting green energy which affects the commercial building industry. The bill requires…
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Is Going Solar the Best Thing for the Future of the Planet, When it comes to your Energy Supply ? !
Zaytuna Farms Solar Panels on the Shed Roof My Intentions in writing this article are to share with you my…
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FRACKMAN
This is a film about a bunch of ordinary people caught up in a modern day multinational “gold rush” to…
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A Personal Evolution: Tales of Permaculture via Greennovate Clips
Author: Jonathon Engels Like many, my introduction to permaculture came in the form of food production. It changed the way…
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Potatoes For a Dollar (Canada)
About a week ago, my son and I worked out in the garden, preparing for fall – pulling up old…
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Gates Foundation ‘Feeds the World’ With Corporate Agriculture
The Gates Foundation is spending half a billion dollars a year to ‘feed the world’, most of it aimed at…
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A Gunpowder Plot Against Democracy
This bill of rights for corporations will blow up the sovereignty of parliaments. On this day a year ago, I…
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Calgary Dollars
Calgary Dollars is Calgary’s complementary currency system, started by the Arusha Centre in 1995, that brings together local talents and…
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Where Are Today’s Misemployment Figures?
When unemployment figures start to decrease in many countries, economists and governments congratulate themselves on their ability to ‘stimulate’ demand.…
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Ripping Yarns
Only 0.01% of our seas are protected, and even the top conservation sites are up for grabs. A few days…
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