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- “Transition Streets Launches in America!” Interview with Carolyne Stayton, Executive Director of Transition US by Willi Paul, Publisher and Transition Consultant at PlanetShifter.com
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- “Permaculture, Rewilding and Herbalism” – Interview with The Perma Pixie (aka Taj Scicluna), Dandenong Ranges, Melbourne, Australia. By Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Media
- “Water” – A Glossary for Creative Kids by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com
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“Transition Streets Launches in America!” Interview with Carolyne Stayton, Executive Director of Transition US by Willi Paul, Publisher and Transition Consultant at PlanetShifter.com
“Transition Streets Launches in America!” Interview with Carolyne Stayton, Executive Director of Transition US by Willi Paul, Publisher and Transition Consultant at PlanetShifter.com EXCERPT – How does TS deal with natural disaster planning? Currently Transition Streets helps build social cohesion almost as a … Continue reading
Tagged Alchemy, Carolyne Stayton, children, Climate Change, Community, community Resilience, consumer society, crowdfunding, Executive Director, Interview, Permaculture, planetshifter.com, Sustainability, transition, Transition Consultant, Transition Streets Launches in America, Transition US by Willi Paul, volunteers
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“Look – In the Garden – It’s Greywater Man!” Interview with “Jeremy Watts, Food Forest Design Works” by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Media
“Look – In the Garden – It’s Greywater Man!” Interview with “Jeremy Watts, Food Forest Design Works” by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Media “From my perspective there is more interest in greywater now than ten years ago. People recognize their used shower water … Continue reading
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Tagged black walnut, blackberry, by Willi Paul, carob, Climate Change, Curb Cuts, EBMUD, feijoa (or pineapple guava), fig, Food Forest Design Works, fried-out and nutrient-deficient city lot, garden. permaculture, grape (blackberry and grape both have native CA varieties), greywater, jujube, Look – In the Garden – It’s Greywater Man!, loquat, olive, Ollas, oregano, pomegranate, prickly pear cactus, rosemary, strawberry fruit tree, sun-drenched, Sunken Beds, Swales, thyme, Wicking Beds
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“Parking Lot Love” – Interview #2 with Peter Ruddock, Transition Palo Alto by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Magazine
“Parking Lot Love” – Interview #2 with Peter Ruddock, Transition Palo Alto by Willi Paul, Planetshifter.com Magazine Enjoy my first interview with Peter: NorCal Transition Yeast: Interview with Peter Ruddock, Slow Money, Transition Palo Alto & San Mateo County Food … Continue reading
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Instinct + Paranoia = Resilience? Climate change, species extinction and terrorism in the Chaos Era. By Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com
Instinct + Paranoia = Resilience? Climate change, species extinction and terrorism in the Chaos Era. By Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com [ 1 ] Three Definitions – A behavior is instinctive if it is performed without being based upon prior experience (that … Continue reading →