Posts Tagged ‘ sustainability ’

ctrp398 Making Change by Moving Your Money

ctrp398 Making Change by Moving Your Money

November 7, 2011

Bank Transfer Day was this past weekend. Even now, people around the world are looking at their bank account thinking, maybe I dont want my money with these guys. What are the alternatives? Many will say "all banks are the same" as a way of justifying not doing anything....

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Something more than selling fruit

Something more than selling fruit

October 1, 2011

The navigation system is scolding me with its female voice in Portuguese, I missed yet another turn as I cruise passed yet another apple orchard. It's the end of September and I'm in what feels like the middle of nowhere Portugal, late for my appointment to visit the Frubaça...

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ctrp392 New Approaches and Proven Methods for Rural Life

ctrp392 New Approaches and Proven Methods for Rural Life

September 27, 2011

The goal to live life on their terms took Ryanne and Jay from New York City to San Francisco and eventually to Western Virginia.  It is here that this dynamic couple set out to build their own home, grow some of their own food, work on their terms, and...

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Lost Knowledge Needs Finding

Lost Knowledge Needs Finding

September 15, 2011

This week Im working on a series of podcasts as well as an article for United Academics Magazine which focuses on people who have created their own home and work spaces. Those who left cities and suburbs, left houses and apartments, left conventional jobs, and moved to a rural...

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Incapable

Incapable

September 1, 2011

The images from my home state of New Jersey the days following hurricane Irene featured flooding like few had ever seen before. The images also showed one re-occurring theme: Infrastructure collapse.  Chunks of highway collapsing, a struggling power grid, and rivers rising up and swallowing entire communities.  Things growing up...

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