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“You might not exist as a place in 20 years”: Portalegre’s inspiring response
This is a guest post from Filipa Pimentel, the Transition Network national hubs co-ordinator and she’s from Portugal. This is based on an email that she recently sent, and which I found moving and inspiring — so Filipa kindly agreed to share it with you
April 26, 2013
