Jez
11-06-2007, 10:24 PM
Whether you liked it or not, this is the last issue of the Sustainabilty Network Newsletter...there was often some contentious things in there (at least from a Permaculture perspective), but personally I found it to be quite good for promoting better thinking - from within an organisation not known for its promotion of sustainable agriculture or sustainable living in general - so thanks to Elizabeth Heij for her efforts.
Contents:
End of the Sustainability Network - why, and where to from here;
Is recycled water really safe to drink?
Poor outcomes for children and youth a negative indicator for the future of our society;
Noah’s reminder to the “Low Countries”;
Sustainable cities: a new blueprint;
‘Enlightened Agriculture’;
Shrinking the ‘food miles’ radius;
Greed, overconsumption and morality;
Climate change is not the only issue;
Feedback on: The biology of global warming; Variability of renewable energy; and base-load electricity generation.
Click Here To Download PDF (445KB file size) (http://www.bml.csiro.au/SusnetNL/Network%20Letter%2066E.pdf)
Contents:
End of the Sustainability Network - why, and where to from here;
Is recycled water really safe to drink?
Poor outcomes for children and youth a negative indicator for the future of our society;
Noah’s reminder to the “Low Countries”;
Sustainable cities: a new blueprint;
‘Enlightened Agriculture’;
Shrinking the ‘food miles’ radius;
Greed, overconsumption and morality;
Climate change is not the only issue;
Feedback on: The biology of global warming; Variability of renewable energy; and base-load electricity generation.
Click Here To Download PDF (445KB file size) (http://www.bml.csiro.au/SusnetNL/Network%20Letter%2066E.pdf)