permaculture

[Nanette Echols <nanettechols@visi.com>]

Have you heard of the Pagan Cluster? It's the activism arm of the 
Reclaiming Community. Check out this website to see what we are up too.  
http://www.pagancluster.org/

Starhawk et. al. teaches Permaculture/Activism - 
http://www.earthactivisttraining.org/

I've worked with the Green Block too. The Pagan Cluster sometimes joins 
with them. It's very decentralized, everyone just goes to work on a good 
idea. The work gets done. 
http://www.adoptanactivist.org/greenbloc/gbindex.html

Food not Bombs is always there. http://www.foodnotbombs.net/

We are all always looking for help.

It's already started....

You just need to get hooked up.

Nanette/Song
Eco-Activist
St. Paul, Minnesota



Lawrence F. London, Jr. wrote:

> Martin Naylor wrote:
>
>  
>
> > one way to get the planet together would be to get all the groups who know what'-s going on and select a group to form a super group, 
> > with money suplied from the original groups like green peace wilderness permaculture the lists goes on till about 90% of the people 
> > on the planet are represented, with a group who has a lot of money to act with wisdom, this idea was originaly in grist
> >    
>
> True pyramid power; a "good" pyramid scheme to save the Earth and its 
> peoples. Of course, it would be decentralized but networked with
> approved decision-making algorythms at the data storage/processing level
> (remember Mother in Alien, for sci-fi fans?).
> Who would form the baseline group, i.e. the base of the pyramid, the men 
> and women in the street? Where would they come from and how would they 
> be pursuaded to participate and how would they be connected to the 
> communications/data/decision-making network?
>  
>
> > souscayrous <souscayrous@tiscali.fr> wrote:
> > Hello everyone, why is this hand hidden? There is nothing hidden about the
> > fertility of earth except the human practices that reduce fertility; it is
> > only when we regard the infertile world we have made that we begin to
> > question whether the earth can provide. The earth can support not only the
> > current human population but current non-human life too, providing we allow
> > it to provide....snip... But there have been ages without humanity and there 
> > will be ages again without us, how then will our vaunted
> > knowledge look?
> >
> > Jamie
> > Souscayrous
> >    
>
> Hello Jamie, after a long while. You write so well.
>
> Cheers,
>
> LL
>
> _______________________________________________
> permaculture mailing list
> permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org
> http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/permaculture
>
>