Autumn 2011 (PM 69)

The Power of International Law to Create the New World |
Maddy Harland meets Polly Higgins a barrister who is campaigning for the United Nations to adopt an additional crime against peace: Ecocide |
Growing With Grace |
Annie Neligan describes how an innovative community growing project is reinventing itself to survive the harsh economic climate |
How Britain Can Feed Itself |
Craig Embleton investigates how much organic food could be produced in UK gardens and the environmental benefits that this would bring |
The Percentage Game |
Wade Muggleton explains how a permaculture lifestyle is more about being self reliant than trying to be self sufficient |
Choosing and Installing a Polytunnel Step By Step |
Carl Legge looks at choosing a polytunnel and gives some construction tips and tricks |
How to Build Roundwood Shelters and Earth Cellars |
Sepp Holzer describes how he builds round-wood earth structures for animal shelters and food storage |
Low Impact Luxury |
Steve James tells us how he built his beautiful off-grid ecohome |
How to get Planning Permission on Non Development Land READ NOW |
Chrisse Sugden investigates the opportunities for permaculturists and transitioners to live on the land |
Regenerative Forestry |
Darren J Doherty describes a farm-scale permaculture design that has blossomed into a wildlife reserve as well as an economically viable business |
Backupshifting Into the Mainstream |
Celia Compton tells us why her family are returning from an intentional community on a Scottish island, to a house in the Tyne Valley |
Old Technology, New Life |
Pete Bampton tells us the whys and wherefores of installing a hydraulic ram pump |
People and Permaculture |
Many of us seek to answer the question of where we should be placing our efforts so that we can ‘make a difference’ on a real tangible level in society, writes Nicole Vosper |
34 Uses for Garlic |
Rachel Corby describes how versatile garlic is in the kitchen, as a medicine, as part of a beauty regime and in the garden |
Commonsense Permaculture in Aid Projects |
How a permaculture approach makes aid work, where often it doesn’t by Rick Coleman |