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Issue	58 - Winter - 2008
Page count	68
ISBN-10	No
ISBN-13	9770967566000-58
Publisher	Permanent Publications
Article1	NOVEMBER IN PRICKLY NUT WOOD - Exclusive to PM, an extract from Ben Law’s new book, The Woodland Year with insights into a truly sustainable way of life and seasonal recipes.
Article2	PLANNING & PLANTING A CONTAINER GARDEN - Juliet Kemp describes how to grow food in urban spaces, however small.
Article3	TWO WOMEN, AN ECOBUILD & A FULL TIME JOB - How mother and daughter, Jenny and Maggie Pickerill, built an ecohouse together.
Article4	WILD MEDICINE FORAGING - Rachel Corby describes common garden and wild plants that have the power to heal acute ailments and save you money.
Article5	COLLECTING & CLEANING WATER - Chris Southall continues his DIY series and tackles rainwater harvesting and greywater recycling at his home.
Article6	THE GREENER REVOLUTION - Paul Johnson tells the story of a small organis-ation working to save India’s rural existence and turn back the tide of industrial agriculture.
Article7	PERMACULTURE PEOPLE - An obituary to a very special man, Masanobu Fukuoka, who invented a revolutionary method of agriculture, natural farming.
Article8	THE GOLDEN AGE - Capra Carruba describes how Damanhur ecovillage integrates values all generations in the community and particularly the elderly.
Article9	BUYING & SELLING LOCAL PRODUCE - Sarah Alldred and Giles Simon offer a few co-operative options that make it possible for small scale producers to sell direct to the public.
Article10	ORIENTAL PERENNIAL SPINACH - How to turn your hostas into dinner with the permaculture plant authority, Stephen Barstow.
Article11	THE LYNX, THE FOREST & THE PEOPLE - Siobhan Mitchell updates us on the plight of the Iberian lynx and the endangered cork forests which provide its habitat.
Article12	AN IDEAL CLIMATE AGREEMENT - Ross Jackson explores ways we can practically reduce international CO2 emissions in ways that are best for planet Earth rather than our current economic practices.
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