Nine years ago, David M. Gross started living a more bountiful life by working less, earning less, and spending less. Here's how he did it.
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A new National Defense Executive Order doubles as an all-out assault on sharing, argues Randy White of Bright Neighbor. How speed neighboring could help. Read more »
Coworking represents the future of work, and city governments are entrenched in the past. Despite their differences, the two often have similar goals for the larger community, and can sometimes benefit from collaboration. Read more »
Joel Salatin, a self-described "Christian-conservative-libertarian-environmentalist-capitalist-lunatic farmer,” is running a 550-acre farm that is so self-sustaining he's never bought seeds, fertilizers, chemicals, plows, or silos. Read more »
The nearly axiomatic good of a university degree in American society has allowed a higher education bubble to expand to the point of bursting. Read more »
The Gov 2.0 movement continues to gain momentum around the world with a number of inspiring people, projects & ideas rising to prominence over the last year or so. Read more »
The Obama Administration’s Open Government Directive (pdf) turned one on Wednesday, offering government transparency advocates an opportunity to reflect on its successes and challenges to date. Read more »
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