I recently ran across this TED video of Rob Hopkins talking about the transition to a world without oil.
Hopkins’ excellent work is worth revisiting; we only ran an ultra-brief review when his book came out:
?Transition Handbook.
Rob Hopkins.
Paperback: Chelsea Green, 2008.
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Reading for the Common Good
From ERB Editor Christopher Smith
Reading for the Common Good
From ERB Editor Christopher Smith
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and the life of the church."
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The Transition Handbook is must reading – not least for the importance of the subject, but also for the stories and the ‘how to’s of beginning to act locally to secure a sustainable future.