permaculture

[Scott Vlaun <scott@moosepondarts.com>]

My understanding is that the population is predicted to crest at 9-11  
Billion by mid-century, then begin a slow decline. I have to believe  
that we can feed all of us through small-scale, low input, labor  
intensive, bio-regionally focused methods. The education piece on  
birth control is huge. I'm not seeing the affluent fueling the global  
population increase, but rather the poor and hungry. Help them feed  
themselves and to educate their young and real change will accelerate.  
Yes, lets recommit to the hard work, and joyous play, of making things  
better.

Great thread folks!


Scott Vlaun Moose Pond Arts+Ecology Design Solutions for a Sustainable  
Future
35 Moose Pond Rd, Otisfield, Maine 04270 •  207-539-9042

On Nov 28, 2012, at 11:29 PM, paul wheaton wrote:

> > I think Sepp's right. When do we start?
>
> I agree.
>
> We start today.  And we keep going tomorrow.  And the day after.
>
> Things can be made better.  It will just take a lot of hard work.
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