Here my friend Leif Utne explains how the composting system works for the 30 households of Winslow Cohousing on Bainbridge Island near Seattle, Washington where he lives. Read more »
It is a little-known fact that the vision and inspiration for great public commons like New York’s Central Park originated from cemeteries. Read more »
As resources grow constrained, economies stall, and businesses innovate, there is a hope for a reversal in the way that consumers use products and services.
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Shareable is honored to be collaborating with the Institute for the Future to host Michel Bauwens of the Peer to Peer Foundation for an evening of discussion and networking:
Institute for the Future (IFTF) and Shareable Magazine invite you to . Read more »
Blackberry bramble grows wild all over our town. Many consider it a menace. It’s invasive, and it will choke everything out and take your fence down in the process. Read more »
No, we're not confused about what day it is, nor have we switched to some alternative DIY calender. Instead, we're trying our weekly links roundup at the end of the week instead of in the middle. Read more »
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