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A Resilient Community
How do you navigate an unsteady economy, a future without cheap oil, and unimaginable changes in the climate? Here are ways to learn skills for self-reliance, build lasting communities, and take care of the important things in life, whether good times or hard times come our way.Sign up for our free newsletter and be the first to know when articles go online. |
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Editor’s Introduction: Seeds of Resilience
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A cob house, an ecovillage, bee hives, and other innovations and inspirations |
In an uncertain world, who's got your back? Here's how to build a resilient community. |
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Transition Towns make plans for an oil-poor future–and have a blast doing it. |
Your grandparents could. Food, shelter, clothing–the self-reliant way. |
Richmond, Calif., lost its industry–now it's gaining a future, one garden at a time. |
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These days, whoever shares the most stuff wins. |
Rebecca Solnit tours a city where people came together during their darkest hours. |
Lessons from people who've learned through experience–your ancestors. |
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Why build resilience now? Because here's what we can't rely on ... |
How to have honest conversations about climate change, the future, and our hopes and fears. |
Take this test to find out. |
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