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["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

neshura wrote:

> And yes -- totally fascinated by terraforming :-)

Very interesting science. The Sahara Project. Permaculture which can change 
the face of the planet.
Natural farming and gardening, also change the face of the planet. Natural landscape architecture and landscape 
gardening, also same. Renewable energy, solar, wind, geothermal and more. Its not too late to make major changes
to regreen the Earth.

terramechanics

also an interesting subject (there;s a trade book called "Rock and Dirt").

combine permaculture, natural agriculture, terramechanics and terraforming 
into a total concept
that includes local food production, 
wild/forest/landscape/farmscape/permaculture systems design and installation
plus local craft and trade guilds to put a new face on living on the earth in communities or sparsely on farms in in 
nearby or remote woodland zones.