Pikes Peak Permaculture

Sustainable Organic Living Through Permaculture

 

"What permaculturists are doing is the most important activity that any group is doing on the planet."   David Suzuki

PO Box 861
Manitou Springs, CO 80829

ph: 719-685-0290

Articles

Becky's Garden

 

 

ARTICLES


Articles by Peter Bane
An Interview with Bill Mollison
Permaculture in the Urban Backyard
No Till Gardening Feeds the Soil


Articles by Becky


 Global Warming
 Invitation to Permaculture
A Tale of Two Communities
Beneath My Feet
Bio-systems in Urban Permaculture
Bill Mollison Speaks
People of Permaculture
Gardening is My Calling


Articles by Gary


What a Trip: New Zealand
Village Homes-Davis, California
A Green Community
The Rain, The Mushrooms, & Other Things

Other Articles

The World Bank's 2008 survey contains troubling data about the future availability of food. Although insisting that the planet is capable of producing enough foodstuffs to meet the needs of a growing world population, its analysts were far less confident that sufficient food would be available at prices people could afford, especially once hydrocarbon prices begin to rise again. With ever more farmland being set aside for biofuels production and efforts to increase crop yields through the use of "miracle seeds" losing steam, the Bank's analysts balanced their generally hopeful outlook with a caveat: "If biofuels-related demand for crops is much stronger or productivity performance disappoints, future food supplies may be much more expensive than in the past.

 

 

"The goal of the economy should be to support and encourage human well-being in a sustainable manner for present generations and into the future."  Dr. Neva Goodwin

PO Box 861
Manitou Springs, CO 80829

ph: 719-685-0290