A Camp Amid the Ruins
By John Michael Greer, The Archdruid Report
Well, the Fates were apparently listening last week. As I write this, stock markets around the world are lurching through what might just be the opening moves of the Crash of 2015...
Tag: personal resilience
Responding to the Prison Industrial Complex with Permaculture and Resilience
By Rob Hopkins, Transition Culture
People are also the environment, we are our own ecological system integrated into the larger systems.
From Dismal Science to Language of Beauty – Towards a new story of economics
By Inez Aponte, Degrowth.de
Humans are storytelling beings. In fact one could argue that it is impossible to make sense of the world without story.
The Psychological Dimension to Sustainability
By Mark Garavan, Feasta
As the 21st century unfolds it is increasingly clear that we are entering more deeply into times of travail.
A two-century fight for the small, the local and the beautiful
By Allan Carlson, Transition Voice
Twentieth-century America witnessed the blossoming of Agrarianism as an intellectual and cultural movement.
Walking is Going Places
By Jay Walljasper, On The Commons
Humans’ most common pastime--forsaken for decades as too slow and too much effort-- is now recognized as a health breakthrough, an economic catalyst and a route to happiness.
Gatekeeping
By Vera Bradova, Leaving Babylon
How do communities set the boundaries that define and protect their shared space?
“We crackle to life in nature”
By Rob Hopkins, Transition Culture
I don’t think we’re so powerful that we could wipe out nature, but I think we’re powerful enough to wipe ourselves out.
Ferguson Falls Apart
By Brian Kaller, The American Conservative
What happened in Ferguson could happen where you live, for while race and poverty are important, this tragedy seems to have fed off more pervasive flaws in the culture.
Keeping Your Cool in a World on Fire
By Catherine Ingram, The Economics of Happiness Blog, Local Futures
All over the world, there are waves of distress, anxiety, and depression, which are based on circumstance and not merely on brain chemistry gone awry... What are more useful perspectives to get through the night here at the possible end of days?
Now we’re cooking…with sunshine!
By Shawndra Miller, Shawndra Miller blog
We offered our solar cooking workshop last weekend to an enthusiastic “crowd” of 17. That’s the biggest group a Pogue’s Run Grocer class has ever attracted, so we were pleased.
As the bees go, so goes the world?
By Andy Russell, Autonomy Acres.com
It is as simple as this - when the bees lose, we lose, and that is the road we are going down.