Permaculture Magazine - #32 - Back issues (paper) - Permaculture Magazine

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Permaculture Magazine - inspiration for sustainable living

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Issue	32 - Summer - 2002
Page count	68
ISBN-10	No
ISBN-13	9770967566000-32
Publisher	Permanent Publications
Article1	SERENDIPITY & THE ART OF ACQUISITION - Lliam Rooney tells us how good fortune and community spirit transformed a bramble plot into his personal paradise garden.
Article2	PLANTING A NEW WOODLAND Part 1 - Patrick Whitefield takes a look at what to consider when designing and planting a wood.
Article3	BUILDING WITH STRAW BALES Part 1 - Barbara Jones gives a detailed appraisal of straw bale building in a damp climate.
Article4	LIVING STREETS - Ben Plowden explains why walking is an essential strategy for reviving urban areas.
Article5	THE CAPPUCCINO FEARS - Guy Dauncey examines whether coffee could be a key to global change.
Article6	NEVER TOO YOUNG - Louise Macnamara tells us how she encourages her kids to garden and become happy, budding permaculturists.
Article7	TURNING OUR FARM AROUND - Can two city people turn a medium sized organic farm into a viable enterprise? Mark and Lorraine Stanton tell their story.
Article8	WORMING AWAY at Bolivia’s Problems - Sarah Lagden helps to turn rubbish into an organic resource in a challenging South American landscape.
Article9	ECOVILLAGE ENTERPRISE - Agnieszka Komoch describes how members in one established community support themselves and create links with the wider world.
Article10	CREDIT WHERE CREDIT’S DUE - Time banks encourage active citizenship. Researcher, Colin Williams, examines whether the idea can spread further afield.
Article11	ANCIENT SOLUTIONS - Dave Clark discovers the Ancients’ ingenious strategies for harvesting rainwater on the coast of the Dead Sea.
Article12	THE ART OF DWELLING - Artists in Wales have escaped the monochrome confines of the gallery and taken to the hills!
Article13	WILDERNESS REGENERATION Part 1 - Chris Dixon describes the principles behind natural regeneration and how to encourage healthy self-sustaining land.
Article14	No
Article15	No
Article16	No