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  New Low-Impact Development Book
 

 

low impact development book

Available now to download

      

Low Impact Development is an idea whose time has come. A radical form of sustainable housing and livelihood which is in tune with the natural environment, it offers us innovative solutions for the environmental, social and economic challenges of the 21st century.

This book outlines the what, why and how of Low Impact Development. In addition to exploring its potential, the book contains inspiring stories from those who have put Low Impact Development into practice, and plenty of ideas of how you can get involved.

Edited by Jenny Pickerill and Larch Maxey, the book includes contributions from Simon Fairlie, Tony Wrench, Simon Dale and many more.

 

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  Ecovillage Pioneers dvd
 

 

A 50 minute film on Lammas and the ecovillage movement is available through Undercurrents for £11.

Click here to watch the trailer and connect to the Undercurrents site.

 

  "The Land" Magazine
 

 

The land is a magazine written by and for people who believe that the roots of justice, freedom, social security and democracy lie not so much in access to money, or to the ballot box, as in access to land and its resources.

It is an excellent publication which openly explores and debates planning and land issues.

 

 
   

 

To get an introductory copy send £2 in cash or stamps to: 

The Land

The Potato Store,

Flaxdrayton Farm,

S. Petherton,

Somerset TA 13 5LR

01460 249204

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