Interviewed: Raj Patel, Author of The Value of Nothing

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Jonny Gordon-Farleigh interviews Raj Patel about how sustainable, local food movements counter globalization's effects both economically and environmentally. Read more »

Rio+20: Sharing as a Transformative Tool

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Hannah Miller reports from the Rio+20 United Nations conference as talk turns to the Commons and how sharing can help save the environment. Read more »

Collaborative Chats Recap: Stuff-Sharing: Where's the Traction?

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This month’s Collaborative Chats explored the world of peer to peer goods sharing services. While everyone loves the concept of sharing underutilized household items, these platforms have had a challenging time gaining traction. Read more »

Rio+20: Open Source United Nations

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Hannah Miller reports from Rio+20's instantly assembled city of 50,000 of the most environmentally attuned members of our species. Read more »

How To Plan an Edible Gardens Tour

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The best way to learn about gardening is from other gardeners, and organizing an edible gardens tour is a great way to start. Read more »

FarmHack: Collaboratively Retooling Agriculture

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FarmHack is a network for sharing open source know-how amongst the distributed fringe of DIY agricultural tech aficionados and innovators. Read more »

Genuine Heirlooms are Seeds with Stories

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What happens to unique varieties of edible plants when there is no one to grow them and pass seeds on to the next generation? Extinction. An ambitious project called CORE is gathering, verifying, and filling in the gaps in the stories behind the thousands of heirloom seeds that they are entrusted with safekeeping. Read more »

How To Share Your Way To An Eco-Friendly Vacation

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Sharing can help you plan the vacation of your dreams without costing you a fortune in carbon offset credits. Read more »

SF Homestead Skillshare Festival is Coming Up

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The urban Homestead Skillshare Festival on Saturday, May 26, 2012 in San Francisco will share sustainable living and self-sufficiency skills. The event includes two dozen workshops, music, food, and more. Read more »

ReUseIt: Designing a Sharing Service for Teens

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Kim Dowd details her user-centered process to design a service that encourages sharing among teens. Read more »
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