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Biogregional Living: A Permaculture Guide to Food and Energy Independence

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Andrew Faust's inspiring vision for greater food and energy resilience. This is a 30-minute guide to feeding and providing power for our communities in ways that are truly regenerative, improving the quality of life and biodiversity on Earth, for our children to inherit.

Faust shows how easy it could be to grow all our food locally and produce all our power with local renewable energy, if we have the knowledge and will to make it happen.

Designing for Food & Energy Security in the Rondout watershed, a sub-watershed of the Hudson River, Andrew Faust shows how to create truly resilient communities while turning around climate change and solving food, hunger and distribution issues that are inherently created by the industrial systems of producing Food and Energy.

Part 2 is the same video with music.

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www.permaculturenewyork.com
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