Marinaleda: the village where people come before profit
In the south of Spain, the street is the collective living room.
In the south of Spain, the street is the collective living room.
I see celebration as one of those things that nourishes us psychologically, emotionally, spiritually. I was thinking about this also in terms of how important celebration is in keeping us going.
Resilience thinking is a complement to sustainability, not a substitute.
No respectable person in American politics dares to question the virtue of economic growth even though it is increasingly clear that life on Earth will collapse if current patterns of extraction and consumption continue. So what is the responsible path forward?
While I’m all for reducing the energy demands associated with food production, I think the singular attention given to the issue of food miles is misguided, and I’ll use this post to explain why.
A look at four books which take different approaches to creating resilient food growing models.
Futurefarmers is a diverse group of practitioners: artists, researchers, designers, architects, scientists and farmers.
We discussed the idea of a FreeStore several times…Could we provide lived, joyful experiences of alternatives for those not involved in the work of Transition?
Just as a food forest is a fusion of garden, orchard and woodland, so the food prairie is a fusion of garden, field, and grassland.
On the edge of the Laguna Watershed in Sonoma County, at the end of a narrow gravel road, lies a small homestead developed by two families with a commitment to producing food and fiber in an atmosphere that weaves together aestheticism, function and fun.
We used to think investing in fossil fuel was okay, but the new science has convinced us, and we don’t think that way any longer.
The time has come for us to collectively reexamine — and ultimately move past — the concept of sustainability.