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Permaculture Magazine - #23 - PDF download
A screen resolution PDF back issue of Permaculture Magazine.
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A screen resolution PDF copy of Permaculture Magazine, which in addition to the regular content contains web links to many, advertisers, authors, featured books and products, courses and classifieds, plus hidden content to explore.
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| Issue | 23 - Spring - 2000 |
|---|---|
| Page count | 68 |
| ISBN-10 | No |
| ISBN-13 | 9770967566000-23 |
| Publisher | Permanent Publications |
| Article1 | COUNTRYSIDE, WHAT COUNTRYSIDE? - Sir Julian Rose describes the root causes behind the crisis in British agriculture and how new models can reverse the trend towards commuting and park keeping. |
| Article2 | MYCOTOPIA! - Richard Edwards describes his diversified rural business which yields both food and cash for 20 hours work a week. |
| Article3 | BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE – Eucalyptus plantations and the plastic 'corq' are replacing a form of sustainable agriculture. Siobhan Mitchell describes the devastating impact on both people and rare creatures in Portugal. |
| Article4 | HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL – Juliet Jenkins makes an impassioned plea to restore wetlands and develop sustainable aquaculture to benefit both people and planet. |
| Article5 | THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT – Jon Musset tells the story of an urban eco-renovation project on a Grade II listed building in Norwich with particular attention to insulation and photovoltaics. |
| Article6 | FORGOTTEN FRUITS – Clive Simms invites you to feast on a variety of exotic fruits that he has successfully grown in Britain. |
| Article7 | ROBERT HART, A FAREWELL TO A VISIONARY – Andy Langford pays tribute to Robert Hart who invented temperate forest gardening and inspired many thousands of people |
| Article8 | ZED CARS – An electric vehicle with a difference – charged on a photovoltaic panel it produces zero emissions – but what's it like to drive? Reader, Sue Dunster, tells you all. |
| Article9 | JUNK MAIL – Fed up of the wall-to-wall mulch that comes through your letter box? Here's how to stop the paper chase for good. |
| Article10 | YEOMAN'S FOLLIES – He's back! John Yeoman turns his conservatory into a seed sprouting research laboratory and comes up with a fountain of ideas for the lazy sprouter. |
| Article11 | No |
| Article12 | No |
| Article13 | No |
| Article14 | No |
| Article15 | No |
| Article16 | No |
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