It's very simple as I explained in the introductiry text. It's about shifting the way we get our food to a sustainable way and it's about quitting the activities that destroy our home planet called Earth.
These two actions go hand in hand because sustainable agriculture (horticulture/permaculture) is much more labour intensive than unsustainable agriculture, and thus all the people who lose their jobs as we stop hazardous practices like producing bio-accumulative poisonous chemicals, mining, clear-cutting etc. would be greatly needed in the food production sector.
This doesn't mean that we're gonna lose all technology, it only means that, if we follow this path, we will be spending more time with nature and far less time with machines. Doesn't sound so bad anyway heh?
Ofcourse there would be many problems, but I'm sure that there are good solutions to most of these problems if we just look long enough to see what's beneath the surface.
These two actions go hand in hand because sustainable agriculture (horticulture/permaculture) is much more labour intensive than unsustainable agriculture, and thus all the people who lose their jobs as we stop hazardous practices like producing bio-accumulative poisonous chemicals, mining, clear-cutting etc. would be greatly needed in the food production sector.
This doesn't mean that we're gonna lose all technology, it only means that, if we follow this path, we will be spending more time with nature and far less time with machines. Doesn't sound so bad anyway heh?
Ofcourse there would be many problems, but I'm sure that there are good solutions to most of these problems if we just look long enough to see what's beneath the surface.
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