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Ride an electric bike. Tour a permaculture back yard garden. In each episode of Peak Moment TV, Janaia Donaldson hosts practical grass roots entrepreneurs who are exploring locally reliant lifestyles to meet these challenging times. Peak Moment TV is cross-pollinating the most challenging shift in human history - an energy transition away from fossil fuels to sustainable living.
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Peak Moment 203: "I have a ball preserving food with my friends!" And at the same time Kathy Harrison is making sure her kids can eat if storms knock out power or roads. The author of "Just in Case: How to Be Self Sufficient when The Unexpected Happens" gives practical tips on storing food without getting overwhelmed. She looks at dehydrating, canning, and root cellaring; finding and preserving local food, and buying food at discount. For Kathy, preparedness is an empowering, community activity.
EarthSayer Kathy Harrison |
Collapse of the Titans by Dmitry Orlov
Go Electric: Bike Commuting Made Easy by Sally Lovell
Arrival of the Post-Petroleum Human
101 Solutions to Global Climate Change by Guy Dauncey
Soccer Mom Prepares for the Unexpected
Sustainable Connections - Transforming a Community by Michelle Long
Santa Barbara Students Lead the Way to Sustainability
How the West Has Won by Derrick Jensen
Vancouver's Co-operative Auto Network by Tracey Axelsson
Peak Oil Blues - We're All Bozos on this Bus by Kathy McMahon
This Old House - Rethink, Reuse, Remodel
How Many Community Gardens?
Permaculture for Humanity
Local Investing Made Easy
Awakening the Village Heart and Mind
Managing the 21st Century's Sustainability Crises
Sail Power Reborn - Transporting Local Goods by Boat
Portable House, Simple Life
The Vegetarian Myth
Sharing Gardens - Giving and Receiving
Portland's Neighborhood Tool Sharing Libraries
The Small-Mart Revolution by Michael Shuman
The Sacred Demise of Industrial Civilization by Carolyn Baker
Taking Back Our Lives from the Wall Street Mafia by David Korten
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