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Permaculture & Politics

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If you enjoy political discussion on topics pertaining to Permaculture - this is the group for you!

Friends: 20
Created By: Jennifer
Latest Activity: Jun 30

Rules of the Permaculture & Politics Group

--If it's political, post it here.
--Be respectful of other people's posts and opinions.
--Under no circumstances will name-calling or rudeness to another poster be tolerated. Posts containing such will be deleted. Posters will be warned and if they persist, they will be banned.
--This site IS NOT a "political activism" site.
--EXPECT differing opinions and don't be surprised when not everyone agrees with you. Such is the way of politics.
--This Group may or may not work long term but we won't know until we try.

How to post to this group:
--To start a NEW discussion - click on the link at the bottom of the Discussion Forum box that says "Start Discussion" (it has a green "+" next to it)
--To RESPOND to an existing discussion - click the discussion title, then post your reply in the box that says "Reply to this".

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--Under the “Discussion Forum” heading, scroll to the bottom of the discussions and click on the “View All” link.
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Discussion Forum

ecology in contemporary media

So I went to see WALL-E yesterday with da Family, and it brought to mind another movie I hve seen recently... MILD SPOILERS for WALL-E and Finding Nemo: you may want to skip this post if you haven...

Started by tenacity Jun 30.

ruminating 7 Replies

So, I am lounging on my couch on a hot sunday morning, as befits the Princess, and my mind turns toward politics. 1. It would seem that we have learned our lesson from Rome. I look at all this gre...

Started by tenacity. Last reply by tenacity Jun 30.

Don started it 2 Replies

I was running around my property the other day, gleefully pouring buckets of rainwater into other buckets, happy as a little clam. I stood, then, and watched the water run off the metal shade struc...

Started by tenacity. Last reply by Lindy Ross Barnes May 31.

Community IS politics 1 Reply

(discussion started by James Bailey and rerouted to the Permaculture and Politics group) There will be a time, when someone’s ox is getting gored because of a zoning violation. At that time, a req...

Started by Jennifer. Last reply by Casey Christian May 22.

John McCain's own answers to Climate questions

This was put out by the McCain campaign on Monday Q&A: John McCain's Climate Platform How does cap-and-trade work? • Cap-and-trade is a mechanism that would set a limit on greenhouse-gas emi...

Tagged: election, climate, mccain, nuclear, energy

Started by Myron May 14.

Permaculture.tv People, politics, projects, and other stuff

Check it out. We could also pull in their RSS feed to this group if there's interest. http://www.ecoresources.com.au/ptv2/pag

Started by Jennifer May 12.

Politics, Economics, shadowy coalitions etc., Permaculture, from PC founder

Review of David Holgrems Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability by Richard Steele. Seems this PC founder has a very different view of the inclusion/integration and importance o...

Started by terry stecklein May 12.

Light vs. Dark 1 Reply

So I was in my ideology class today, and we discussed light vs. dark greens. Utilising a vast generalisation of a large topic, 'Lights' would be advocating for policy changes from within the gov't,...

Started by tenacity. Last reply by Jane Doyle May 7.

The average human being breathes 3,400 gallons of air each and every day.

(Conversation started by James Bailey and redirected to the Permaculture and Politics list) The average human being breathes 3,400 gallons of air each and every day. -Source: U.S. EPA May 2, 2008...

Started by Jennifer May 5.