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Natural Building Workshops at Dancing Rabbit
Ziggy from Dancing Rabbit Eco-Village in Missouri asked me to post this re. building courses they are hosting next year: In 2012, my partner April and I are actually building a new straw bale & timber frame home, and we’re … Continue reading
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The Rational Optimist on Crop Circles and other Scientific Heresies
New on Skepteco
Posted in climate change, Skepteco
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7 Billion Minds, 7 Billion Hearts
New on Skepteco: 7 Billion Minds, 7 Billion Hearts
Posted in Peak Oil, Population, Skepteco
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Skepteco: Peak Oil Personalities
I have just resurrected the Skepteco blog and put up a post on Colin Campbell’s forthcoming compilation Peak Oil Personalities in which I have a chapter about my own “Peak Oil journey”. Other contributors include Richard Heinberg, Jeremy Leggett, Michael … Continue reading
Posted in Peak Oil
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Apios Americana
Just harvested the first apios americana tubers. Also known as the groundnut or potato bean this curious vegetable is a legume and shade- tolerant climber that produces strings of edible tubers up to about 2″ long: I bought my original … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Forest Gardening, Gardens
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ThinkorSwim censor Zone5!
On February 4th this year I wrote a post called Climate Change: Will the Real Skeptics Please Stand up?. A couple of weeks later, I offered the same post to John Gibbons who runs the climate change blog ThinkorSwim, after … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Science and Rationaltiy
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American Odyssey Part 2: Permaculture in the Pacific North West
Living mushrooms for sale in the Ferry Terminal Building, San Francisco: After two weeks of driving it was a relief to bring the car back and get onto the train to Seattle. Amtrak’s Coastal Starlight is considered one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Forest Gardening, Permaculture, Tools and technology
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GMOrganic a Love Story
Great little video featuring Pam and Raoul in Davis California: GMOrganic: A Botanical Love Story from News21 Berkeley 2011 on Vimeo.
Posted in Food, Genetic Engineering
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American Odyssey Part 1: California and the Redwoods
I spent a few weeks in the States recently, mainly California and Washington State. Thought I would share a few highlights and holiday snaps. First stop San Francisco, which is known for its cool foggy climate in the summer. After … Continue reading
Summer Break
I’ll be away from tomorrow until the end of July, so blogging may be light or non-existent, although hopefully I will be able to post up some stories from my adventures. Watch this space and have a good summer!
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