Peak Oil & Climate Change Solutions: Permaculture

http://localfuture.org Permaculture or “permanent culture” offers an opportunity to address climate change, peak oil, and financial instability. Permaculture educator Nathan Ayers explains the roots of permaculture, how it addresses peak oil and climate change, its connection to transition towns and sustainability, and the guiding permaculture principles.

This is part two of two of a 30-minute presentation titled “Permaculture and our Energy Conscious Future: From Consumers to Producers” by Nathan Ayers.

Nathan Ayers’s permaculture talk was recorded in high definition at the International Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment organized by Local Future and directed by Aaron Wissner. http://sustainabilityconference.org

7 Comments on "Peak Oil & Climate Change Solutions: Permaculture"

Nony on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 5:23 pm 



Neohippy crap.

You Peakers are not scared of a peak…you embrace it. You want restrictions on drilling. You are liars and cowards (ban me Pops…but don’t toy with me…I’m a wimp if I get toyed with.)

Northwest Resident on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 6:43 pm 



Nony — Shouldn’t you be posting as your sock puppet PapaSmurf when writing such rude and absurd crap?

Nony on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 8:00 pm 



Oops. This persona is supposed to be geeky smartypants with sarcastic knowitall attitude. Smurf is more thuggish.

Of course, you’re my little crunchy “good hand” Seagull lover. 😉

Makati1 on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 8:07 pm 



Only after 6 billion of us become fertilizer can a ‘permaculture’ world possibly work. If 6.9 billion of us go, then we can go back to hunter gatherers … not! There will be nothing left to hunt and gather by then.

Davy on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 8:18 pm 



NR, let the NOO spout off it just gives the cornies a bad rap. Noo you doin some lines or something. You are way to happy.

Nony on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 8:18 pm 



Oh go eat a balut.

Nony on Wed, 20th Aug 2014 8:20 pm 



C2H5OH. Don’t need no hippy smokes.