Davie Philip on Transition and The Good Life 2.0

Via Transition Culture

My long-time Permaculture and peak oil colleague Davie Philip gave an inspirational talk for Feasta in Dublin last summer.

He includes a nice account of the origins of the Transition movement in Kinsale with the Energy Descent Plan by Rob and his Permaculture students, and his own personal journey with Peak Oil which started even before with the Feasta conference in 2000;the influence on his thinking before that even of John Seymour; then following the story of Rob’s moving to Totnes and the movement starting in earnest from there, bringing us up to now with a discussion of some of the issues now facing Transition.

Took me back to those heady days of the first viewings of The End of Suburbia and flickerings of an awareness of oil depletion.

Davie Philip – Developing a transition mindset to overcome the inertia of the familiar from Feasta on Vimeo.

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