Earliest history of AAEV
30/06/08 14:17 Filed in: Villager's
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Hi everyone - I just found this funny old
historical summary document that I received from
Richard Askew in 2001. Current Villagers might
like to read it for the interesting perspective.
Vanda R.
AAEV Early History
Vanda R.
AAEV Early History
Hand art
26/06/08 15:19 Filed in: Villager's
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Here for enjoyment is a link showing some truly
creative body painting - "hand art". Thanks to
Vanda R. for the link: http://yoke.cc/handart.htm
Ever heard of "Peak Phosphorus"?
26/06/08 15:16 Filed in: Villager's
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Peak Oil and Peak Water (the point in time when
public need begins to exceed supply and continues
to diverge causing critical shortage) are
familiar concepts - but "Peak Phosphorus" is
unheard of. Nonetheless phosphorus is critical to
our survival and mine-able quantities are looking
scarcer. A discussion on Bush Telegraph, ABC
Radio National: http://www.abc.net.au/rural/telegraph/content/2006/s2280862.htm
Regards - Hans B.
Regards - Hans B.
Donella Meadows on Cohousing
23/06/08 14:23 Filed in: Villager's
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Thanks to Vanda for sending in the ATTACHED
interesting short article (2pp) on cohousing from
the writings of the late sustainability author,
Donella Meadows.
Donella Meadows on Cohousing
Donella Meadows on Cohousing
Natural Resources Management
12/06/08 14:42 Filed in: Villager's
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The website of the SA State Department of Water
Land and Biodiversity Conservation can be a good
source of information and resources for those
interested in natural resource management and
ways of "going green":
http://www.dwlbc.sa.gov.au/nrm/
http://www.dwlbc.sa.gov.au/nrm/
'Rubbish Art'
09/06/08 16:01 Filed in: Villager's
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Hi everyone,
A friend here in the UK told me about this local Suffolk art work, which I plan to see at its next venue. Here is the web address: www.flyintheface.com/46000.html. I thought it might interest people.
Deb H.
A friend here in the UK told me about this local Suffolk art work, which I plan to see at its next venue. Here is the web address: www.flyintheface.com/46000.html. I thought it might interest people.
Deb H.