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Transition culture, social tolerance and moral courage: Why permaculture activists must work for human rights and social justice
Human beings are capable of living egalitarian lives without fossil fuels. Many hunter-gatherer societies testify to the fact it is possible, though not inevitable. Human nature includes both cooperative/altruistic and competitive/“us versus them” tendencies. Our empathetic and cooperative tendencies must be consciously cultivated in everyday life if we are to create a non-violent, democratic future without fossil fuels.
August 16, 2009
Ecological Collapse, Trauma Theory and Permaculture
Important synthesis of two fields of great relevance to those concerned about oil depletion and what to do about it.
October 29, 2005