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The New Farmer’s Almanac
Like the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the New Farmer’s Almanac offers long range weather forecasts, full moon dates, sunrise and sunset times, best planting dates, crop advice, tides tables, riddles, games,...
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Decline and Fall – Book Review
Very few people will read this book without bristling at least once at things Greer says…which I regard as one of its virtues.
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Resilience Food Growing: A Multibook Review
A look at four books which take different approaches to creating resilient food growing models.
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Mr. Toad in Union Grove: Review of A History of The Future by James Howard...
The novel is an exploration of the process of rebuilding a broken civilization, even as the old continues to decay and collapse in both expected and unexpected ways.
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Review: A History of the Future by James Kunstler
In the category of thrilling fiction about our post-industrial future, James Howard Kunstler’s World Made By Hand novels have no equal.
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Review: Star’s Reach, Not the Future We Ordered, and Decline and Fall
It’s to John Michael Greer’s immense credit that his work examines aspects of our collective cultural life few others dare touch–and does so more deeply than anyone else’s work does.
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Review: Don’t Even Think About It by George Marshall
Unlike most books on the subject, which try to convince people using science, Don’t Even Think About It examines why the science doesn’t convince people.
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Framespotting: Book review
What do climate change, sports teams and your family’s achievements have in common?
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Review: Afterburn by Richard Heinberg
Heinberg, who has few peers in the art of distilling complex messages down to simple, easily understandable take-aways, gives this summation of our fossil fuel predicament: “it’s all about energy;...
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The Wild Edge Of Sorrow: A Book Review By Carolyn Baker
Why should we consent to an apprenticeship with sorrow and read this instruction manual for doing so? From my perspective, the answer is quite simple: Unacknowledged and unexpressed grief is the most...
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Two Important New Books
The Carbon Farming Solution: A Global Toolkit of Perennial Crops and Regenerative Agriculture Practices for Climate Mitigation and Food Security and Half-Earth: Our Planet’s Fight for Life.
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Decline and Fall – Book Review
Very few people will read this book without bristling at least once at things Greer says…which I regard as one of its virtues.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Resilience Food Growing: A Multibook Review
A look at four books which take different approaches to creating resilient food growing models.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Mr. Toad in Union Grove: Review of A History of The Future by James Howard...
The novel is an exploration of the process of rebuilding a broken civilization, even as the old continues to decay and collapse in both expected and unexpected ways.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review: A History of the Future by James Kunstler
In the category of thrilling fiction about our post-industrial future, James Howard Kunstler’s World Made By Hand novels have no equal.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review: Star’s Reach, Not the Future We Ordered, and Decline and Fall
It’s to John Michael Greer’s immense credit that his work examines aspects of our collective cultural life few others dare touch–and does so more deeply than anyone else’s work does.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review: Don’t Even Think About It by George Marshall
Unlike most books on the subject, which try to convince people using science, Don’t Even Think About It examines why the science doesn’t convince people.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Framespotting: Book review
What do climate change, sports teams and your family’s achievements have in common?
View ArticleClik here to view.
Review: Afterburn by Richard Heinberg
Heinberg, who has few peers in the art of distilling complex messages down to simple, easily understandable take-aways, gives this summation of our fossil fuel predicament: “it’s all about energy;...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Wild Edge Of Sorrow: A Book Review By Carolyn Baker
Why should we consent to an apprenticeship with sorrow and read this instruction manual for doing so? From my perspective, the answer is quite simple: Unacknowledged and unexpressed grief is the most...
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