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Miss Gayle
@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
Miss Gayle
@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
How to live sustainably in an unsustainable world? Tommi , originally published by Resilience.org October 23, 2025 So, all we can hope that the path of sustainability becomes wider and better lit, because as long as it is too difficult, most people will take the easier path, even if the end of that path is not good for any of us. Teaser image credit: Canada geese on a path surrounded by greenery. Author supplied.
Chehalis River Mutual Aid
@crmutualaidnet@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
Chehalis River Mutual Aid
@crmutualaidnet@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 weeks ago
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
“A red poster with large text: ‘URGENT • CORE ORGANIZER • MUTUAL AID REQUEST.’ Center photo shows a beige craftsman-style house with ‘Stable Housing!!’ scribbled above the roof. A yellow banner over the photo reads: ‘Mutual aid organizer — $10k to stay housed.’ Body text says a core organizer has faced several emergency expenses and is short on closing costs; helping will prevent homelessness and create a community hub on the harbor. Footer: ‘Every dollar and every share helps’ and a bold link ‘BIT.LY/CLOSINGCOSTSHELP.’ Icons of clasped hands and a house with the word ‘HELP’ decorate the corners.”
Adv in Archaeological Practice
@aap_saaorg@fediscience.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Adv in Archaeological Practice
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Partizipation
@dezentrale_selbstverwaltung@kolektiva.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
Vivekanandan KS :nixos:
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Miss Gayle
@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
Miss Gayle
@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
Miss Gayle
@MissGayle@urbanists.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
Commoning, diversity and small-scale manufacturing By Zoe Gilbertson, originally published by Liflad Thoughts June 23, 2025 A healthy ecosystem is diverse and small-scale manufacturing systems have the potential to contain much more diversity than industrial levels of production. I use bread and linen - basic daily items of food and textiles to illustrate this position. Teaser image credit: Bread and linen: Monika Grabkowska via Unsplash. "Diversity in production will not ‘make us money’..." [A decent living for everyone involved is the goal, not any small group getting rich.]
Commoning, diversity and small-scale manufacturing By Zoe Gilbertson, originally published by Liflad Thoughts June 23, 2025 A healthy ecosystem is diverse and small-scale manufacturing systems have the potential to contain much more diversity than industrial levels of production. I use bread and linen - basic daily items of food and textiles to illustrate this position. Teaser image credit: Bread and linen: Monika Grabkowska via Unsplash. "Diversity in production will not ‘make us money’..." [A decent living for everyone involved is the goal, not any small group getting rich.]
Commoning, diversity and small-scale manufacturing By Zoe Gilbertson, originally published by Liflad Thoughts June 23, 2025 A healthy ecosystem is diverse and small-scale manufacturing systems have the potential to contain much more diversity than industrial levels of production. I use bread and linen - basic daily items of food and textiles to illustrate this position. Teaser image credit: Bread and linen: Monika Grabkowska via Unsplash. "Diversity in production will not ‘make us money’..." [A decent living for everyone involved is the goal, not any small group getting rich.]
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