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#70 Ethics at Work, $6,

Winter, 2008

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• Business-As-Usual is the Enemy by Peter Bane;

• Thirteen Principles of People Care by Starhawk;

• Permaculture in Business by Stefan Geyer;

• How Ecovillages Care for People by Diane Leafe Christian;

• A White Man in India by Rico Zook;

• Beans, Bananas, & Boarding School by Rosemary Morrow;

• The Principle of "No Waste" by Josh Kearns;

• The Ethics of Quality Control by Jan Martin Bang;

• Growing Our Own by Sarah Baker;

• Farming in the City with Runoff from a Street by Brad Lancaster;

• The Happiness Plant by Albert Bates

#69 Permaculture at Home, $6,

Autumn 2008

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• From Ecotourism to Grunt & Grow in Hawai'i by John Schinnerer;

• A Forest Garden Grows in London by Graham Burnett;

• Suburban Renaissance in the Heartland by Rhonda Baird;

• CCAT: Home-Scale Action on a California Campus by Jeffrey M. Adams & Zachary A. Mermel;

• The Philadelphia Orchard Project by Phil Forsyth;

• A Charcoal Bucket Filter for Drinking Roof Water by Josh Kearns;

• Brambleberry Farm from the Ground Up by Peter Bane;

• Dreaming a New England Forest Home by Nicko Rubin;

• Cleaning Water with Floating Islands by Scott Kellogg & Stacy Pettigrew;

• Bicycles Pedaling into the Spotlight by J. Matthew Roney;

• Gulf Coast Climate Refugees Move Inland by Lester R. Brown;

• Mississippi Blooming by Akia Chabot;

• In Memory of Nader Khalili by Wes Roe & Marge Erickson

#68 Plants on the Move, $6,

Summer 2008

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• Questioning the Invasive Species Paradigm by Jono Neiger and Dave Jacke

• Re-thinking Non-Native Species by Eric Toensmeier

• Forest Migration and Climate Change by Peter Bane

• A New Perennial for Cold Climates by Jonathan Bates

• Possible Black Walnut Polyculture Guilds by Rob Scott & William C. Sullivan

• Stalking the Wild Stocks: Three from Forager's Harvest by Sam Thayer

• Saving the Seed Savers by Kathryn DeLee

• Grow Your Own Community Garden by David Tracey

• Greening the Neighborhood by Jay Walljasper

• Healthy Adaptive Honeybees by Kelly Simmons

• Massive Diversion of US Grain to Fuel Cars Raising World Food Prices by Lester Brown

 #67 Kids in Permaculture 

Spring 2008, $6

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• Editor's Edge by Scott Horton;

• Chicken Mash Layer Cake Midwife Girl by Thorpe Moeckel

• Ruby Kay: the Accidental Permaculturist by Scott Horton

• The School As Ecosystem by Sam Dunlap

• Permaculture Education Comes Home by Rhonda Baird

• Introducing High School Students to Permaculture by Kelly Simmons

• Bolitas de Vida: Tlaxcalan Children Make Seedballs by Scott Horton

• Sowing the Seeds of Gardening in Kids - Colorado Master Gardeners

• Food Unlocks Interest in Sustainability: Fostering Research Skills in Youth by Dianne Clipsham & Letitia Charbonneau

• Bottled Water Boycotts: Turning Back to the Tap by Janet Larsen

• Solar Cell Production Jumps 50% in 2007 by Jonathan G. Dorn

• Feeding Eight Billion Well by Lester R. Brown

#66 Animals in Design,

Winter 2007-08, $6

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• Editor's Edge: Design for All Six Kingdoms;

• Way Down Yonder in the Pawpaw Patch by Chris Chmiel

• Oxymoron on the Menu: Jumbo Shrimp by Keith Johnson

• The Year of the Alpaca by Suvia Judd & Deborah Berman

• Eggs, Milk, Honey...and No Gasoline by Arina & Scott Pittman

• The Tao of Permaculture Beekeeping by Eugene Monaco

• Pulling Permaculture Together: An Integrated New Hampshire Farm by Lauren Buyofsky & Bill Erickson

• Permaculture Going to the Dogs by Dave Boehnlein

• Insects as Human Food by David Gracer

• The Universal Chicken: Notes on Pastured Poultry by John Wages

• Small Livestock in the (Urban) Backyard by Dawn Pillsbury

• Chicken Tractor from the Dump by Jan Steinman

• Rabbits on Pasture by Kathryn Kerby

• Abundance for All: Forest Restoration for Top Predators by Chris Shanks

• The Ethical Omnivore: Working with Complementary Animals by Beck Lowe

• It's Not Easy Being Green: A New Way of Burial by Jane Hillhouse

• Agrichar: Birth of a New Wedge on Climate and Soils by Kelpie Wilson

#65 Climate Change

Autumn 07, $6

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• If Only Gay Sex Caused Global Warming by Daniel Gilbert

• Disappearing Lakes, Shrinking Seas by Janet Larsen

• De-Stabilizing Climate by Lester R. Brown;

• Recognizing Forests' Role in Climate by the Union of Concerned Scientists

• The Urban Forest Possible by Andy & Katy Lipkis

• Making Trees Pay by Albert Bates

• Eight Principles for Successful Rainwater Harvesting by Brad Lancaster

• The Greenhouse Effect: Creating Indoor Gardens by Peter Bane

• Charcoal Water Filtration by Josh Kearns

• The Changing Human Climate by Paul Hawken

#64 Waste = Food

Summer 2007, $6

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• Throwaway Economy in Trouble by Lester Brown

• The Strategy of Salvage by John Michael Greer

• Peak Soil by Vera Brandova

• Getting Piggy with Integrated Waste Management by Josh Trought

• Bicycles, Night Soil, and the Future of Garbage by Lisa DePiano

• The farm as Organism by Don Tipping

• The Opportunistic Plant Question in Permaculture by Michael Pilarski

• Building a Simple BioDigester by Thomas Carmona

• The Waters of Spain in Grey, Black, and Yellow by Ines Sanchez and Richard Wade

• Vermiculture Goes to School by Binet Payne

#63 Building & Technology

Spring 2007, $6

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• How Do We Want To Dwell? by Dafyd Rawlings

• Natural Building Outlaws Meet the Code by Warren Brush & Dafyd Rawlings

• Making Natural Building a Legal Option by Michael G. Smith

• Strawbale Building in China by Catherine Wanek

• A Sleeping Red Giant: Scaling Up Technology in China by Kelly Lerner

• Shelter & the Practice of the Local by Lydia Doleman

• Mr. Cob Goes to Eden: The Armenian Republic of Natural Building by Ianto Evans

• Integrated Solar Heating, Cooking, Pumping & Power by Albert Bates with Leila Dregger

• Building with Vision: An Exemplary Self-Build Project by Catherine Wanek

• A Nation-Scale Permaculture System Emerges in Brazil by Ali Sharif

 #62 The Art of Permaculture  

Winter 2006, $6

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• Beauty the Forgotten Permaculture Principle? by Scot Horton

• Painting and Permaculture: Learning to See by Adam Wolpert

• Observation in Writing and Permaculture by Tami Brunk

• Ecoartists Open Eyes and Hearts to Nature by Patricia Watts

• A Life in Art, Activistm and Community by Heather Gaudet

• Catching Water, Making Magic by Chrissie Orr

• Street Theatre & Water Struggle in Bolivia by Eve Tulbert

• Art & Bioremediation: Turning Coalfields to Commons by T. Allen Comp, Ph.D.

• Living Willow Placemaking by Josho Somine

• The Body as Zone Zero by Nala Walla

• The Nearly Lost Art of the Found by Andy Mahler

• Permaculture Permeates Pop Culture by Monica Richards; and more.

#61 The Unseen Kin-doms

Fall 2006, $6

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• Using Naturalist Observation as a Design Tool by Amanda Malachesky

• The Purpose of Weeding is Not to Eliminate by Brigitte Norland

• Mysteries of the Soil Food Web by Bart Anderson

• Mycelium as Nature's Internet by Paul Stamets

• Making Your Own Mycorrhizal Inoculum by Sunseed Desert Technology

• Bees: The Sweetest of Community Builders by Minna Jain

• Cover Crops as Bee Forage in the Desert Southwest by Lynda Prim

• Earth Energies Inform Design by Lee Barnes;

• Design for the Five Kingdoms: ZERI Principles and Methods by Kris Holstrom and Tom Riesing

• Time to Rekindle Local Currencies by Susan Witt

• Dead Zones Increasing at the Edge of the Sea by Janet Larsen

• Between Ice and Ocean by Albert Bates

• Empty Skies: World's Bird at Risk by Janet Larsen; and more.

#60 Land Use Past & Present

Summer 2006, $6

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• Is Sustainable Agriculture an Oxymoron? by Toby Hemenway

• Still Time to Learn from the Negev's Bedouin by Nirah Shirazipour

• Eastern Woodlands Indigenous Agroforestry by Dave Sansone

• Permaculture Begins to Heal the Land and Cultures of India by Richard Zook

• Land Planning Comes to Arcosanti by Andrew Millison

• A Rockies Relationship with the Land by Peter Bane

• Don Carlos Grows a Forest by Scott Horton

• Population Growth Leading to Land Hunger by Janet Larsen

#59 Peak Oil

Spring 2006, $6

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• Peak Oil & Permaculture by Tim Winton

• Ecological Collapse & Trauma Theory by Lisa Rayner

• Something Will Save Us by Thom Hartmann

• Apocalypse Not by Toby Hemenway

• The Curse of the Were-Rabbit as a Post-Apocalyptic Utopia by Albert Bates

• Designing Energy Descent Pathways by Rob Hopkins

• How Cuba Survived Peak Oil by Megan Quinn

• An Amtrak Peak-Oil Tour by Jan Lundberg

• Oil & Food: A Rising Security Challenge by Danielle Murray

• Relocalize Eonomic Life by Doug Biggs

• Biofuels: Peak Oil Silver Bullet or Ecological & Humanitarian Disaster by Alec Johnson

• Cultivating Algae for Liquid Fuel Production by Tom Riesing

#58 Urban Permaculture

Winter 2005, $6

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• Urban and Rural Futures Revisited by Toby Hemenway

• Saturday in the Garden of Union by Claudia Joseph

• A Permaculture Alliance with History by Phil Forsyth

• Zones and Sectors in the City by Bart Anderson

• Plant a Revolution: Growing Food in the City by Craig Hepworth

• Detroit Urban Visionaries by Christopher Shein

• Rebuilding New Orleans and Everytown USA by Richard Register

• The Enduring Chinampas of Mexico by Nik Bertulis

• City Form, Country Venue: A Village for the Ages by Peter Bane, Albert Bates and Keith Johnson

• Permaculture and Community Transform a Military Base by Doug Biggs

• Beverly Doty: A Permaculture Campaigner in Suburbia by Susan W. Clark

• The Permacultured Kitchen by Robert Waldrop

• Radical Vistas from the Urban Frontier by Scott Kellogg and Stacy Pettigrew

• Moires of a "Rurban" Permaculturist by Andrew Goodheart Brown

• A Farmer Comes to Town by Don Tipping

#57 20th Anniversary Issue! Looking Back / Looking Forward

Fall 2005, $6
 

• Permaculture Challenges by Sego Jackson

• A Permaculture Remembrance by Will Carey

• Permaculture in the USA by Michael Pilarsk

• Permaculture Changes by Kevin Tope

• The Road Less Traveled by William Roley

• Permatecture by Ianto Evans

• Gaia University by Tami Brunk

• Toward an Ignorance-based World View by Wes Jackson

• The Soft Edge of Permaculture by Robert Silber

• The Permaculture Institute of Northern California by Deborah Grace

• The First US Conference on Peak Oil and Community Solutions by Becky Elder

• Oil Depletion & the Immediate Need for Permaculture Communities by Richard Heinberg

• Retrofitting the Suburbs for Sustainability by David Holmgren

• Success and Succession: IPC7 by Peter Bane

#56 Tree Crops...Tree Guilds: A New Look at Permanent Agriculture

Summer 2005, $6

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• Non-Traditional Tree Crops for Northern Climates by Karl Davies

• A History of Pine Nuts for Northern Climates by Charles Rhora

• Tree Vegetables: Salads That Grow on Trees! by Eric Toensmeier

• Acorns as Human Food by Ken Asmus

• Restoring the King of the Eastern Forest by Dale Kolengerg & Frederick V. Hebard, Ph.D.

• Silvopastoral Agroforestry Using Honeylocust by Andy Wilson

• Pattern and Process in the Underground Economy by Dave Jacke

• Broadscale Agroforestry Ten Years On... by Mark Shepard

• Temperate Agroforestry with Bamboo by Rick Valley

• Wondrous Willow, Copious Coppice by Don Tipping

• Social Forestry in the Shasta Bioregion by Tom Ward

• Every Tree Has a Story by Peter Bane

• Permaculture Beyond Borders by Jamie McSweeney and Max Kamen

• Epilogue: A Story of Robert by Dave Jacke

• The Straight (Over)Story by Richard Blaha