Living sustainably – changing light bulbs, appliances, car, lowering and raising the thermostat, buying locally, taking mass transit (and of course, it’s going to take more than this).
Survival – having a place to live, food to eat, water to drink, neighbors, or family, or government to help.
I’m guessing, like so many other things, if...
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Bulletin Boards, Comics, Dinners, Junk – A way to a New Future
It’s been said that when personal or civil tragedy strikes, people often come together for support. To some, tragedy appears to have struck the world now – with an approaching “perfect storm” of peak oil, climate change, national debt, population growth, and as...
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The New Public Library
Proposal overview
The post-industrial age public library had an inspired calling – make books available to the working class. The coming of the information age introduced computers and video tapes to these libraries, and now the post-information age is leaving libraries behind in favor of Google, Kindle, and iPod. It may not...
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Here’s a good place to share your stuff at. Check out this new community center, bookstore, internet cafe, gallery and performance stage in New York City on Staten Island – by the Staten Island Ferry terminal in St George, it’s made by the amazing Ganas Community who do all those recycling businesses.
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Canadian Cohousing Network
Cohousing Association of the United States
Fellowship for Intentional Community
NextGEN Global Ecovillage