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Permaculture Magazine - #19 - 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 | 19 - Autumn/Winter - 1998 |
|---|---|
| Page count | 56 |
| ISBN-10 | No |
| ISBN-13 | 9770967566000-19 |
| Publisher | Permanent Publications |
| Article1 | LIVING WITH THE BIRDS – Malcolm Burgess finds peace of mind living simply in harmony with nature. |
| Article2 | THE IDEAL HOME – Patrick Whitefield considers where the best place is to live in a sustainable way. |
| Article3 | SOWING SEEDS IN THE CITY – Our roving reporter, Emma Chapman, reveals the successes of a dynamic community initiative in London. |
| Article4 | KNOW YOUR FARMER, KNOW YOUR FOOD: Genetic Engineering, Organics & Permaculture - Farmer, Matt Dunwell, takes a penetrating look why permaculture offers a practical alternative to genetic engineering. |
| Article5 | THE SYNERGISTIC GARDEN – French permaculture pioneer, Emilia Hazelip, describes her natural way of farming. |
| Article6 | HYDROPONICS AT WORK – Victoria Cook, of the Sunseed Desert Technology Centre in Spain reports on growing food without soil and nourished from waste water. |
| Article7 | BATHING IN THE SUNS RAYS – Howard Johns, studies four different solar water heating systems. |
| Article8 | SAVING ENERGY AT HOME – Mike Johnson, describes how permaculture is being used Guernsey to create high energy efficient buildings. |
| Article9 | DEVELOPING A CULTURE OF POSITIVE CHANGE – Sue Cameron and Andy Goldring describe the positive evolution of the Permaculture Association (Britain). |
| Article10 | PLANTS FOR DEEP SHADE – Permaculture plant specialist, Ken Fern, sheds more light on what we can grow in dark places in our gardens. |
| Article11 | REDESIGNING MONEY – Part 2: John Cant, takes a deeper look at creating radical solution to the problem of money. |
| Article12 | DOING THE NUMBERS: THE ART OF ROUGH CALCULATION – Centre of Alternative Technology stalwart, Peter Harper, encourages us to undertake a little mathematics as part of the practical design process. |
| Article13 | No |
| Article14 | No |
| Article15 | No |
| Article16 | No |
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