Here is a video of Amelia Hazelip (FR) who has adapted the Fukuoka technic (natural farming) along with other permaculturist skills (Bill mollison), to temperate climates such as Europe. It lasts 30min and has been divided into 8 sequels.
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Archive for May, 2008
Synergistic garden
Posted in Agriculture, tagged environment, France, fukuoka, garden, hazelip, Natural farming, no chemical, no plough, organic, permaculture, revolutionary, synergistic, synergistic gardening on May 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Basic awareness
Posted in Introductory material, tagged awareness, change, climate, climate change, easy, educational, environment, fun, global warming, simple, video, youtube on May 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I just discovered on Youtube while surfing for Dr Bartlett’s video to post, a videoblog that i found very inspiring since it seemed easy to me for everyone to grasp, and neutral enough for all to agree with.
His name is Greg, and known as “wonderingmind42″. USA.
Here is the introductory video:
You may [...]
My dream, a common dream?
Posted in About this blog, tagged autonomy, community, Dream, environment, farmland, fukuoka, good life, homsteading, skills, thoughts, traditional on May 1, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Now, in order for you to know who I am and what I seek, I will simply depicture my dream.
My dream is to have a simple life, close to Nature, autonomous from corporations yet strongly connected to a local community. However I believe that full autonomy as a target, can only contribute to enrich one’s [...]
Building the Amazon’s economy … comments
Posted in Economics, News, Politics, tagged Amazon, BBC, brazil, comment, economy, Finland, Forest, Interview, logging, Mangabeira, protect, Roberto, Unger on May 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Short comment on “Building the Amazon’s economy“, a bbc news interview of Brazil’s Strategic Affairs Minister, Roberto Mangabeira Unger, about plans to protect the Amazon rainforest while developing the region economically.
Available HERE
I would like to comment shortly on two arguments that Mr Unger used for talking of the dilemma between [...]
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