Spring 1999 (PM 19)
| LIVING WITH THE BIRDS |
| Malcolm Burgess finds peace of mind living simply in harmony with nature. |
| THE IDEAL HOME |
| Patrick Whitefield considers where the best place is to live in a sustainable way. |
| SOWING SEEDS IN THE CITY |
| Our roving reporter, Emma Chapman, reveals the successes of a dynamic community initiative in London. |
| KNOW YOUR FARMER, KNOW YOUR FOOD |
| Genetic Engineering, Organics & Permaculture - Farmer, Matt Dunwell, takes a penetrating look why permaculture offers a practical alternative to genetic engineering. |
| THE SYNERGISTIC GARDEN |
| French permaculture pioneer, Emilia Hazelip, describes her natural way of farming. |
| HYDROPONICS AT WORK |
| Victoria Cook, of the Sunseed Desert Technology Centre in Spain reports on growing food without soil and nourished from waste water. |
| BATHING IN THE SUNS RAYS |
| Howard Johns, studies four different solar water heating systems. |
| SAVING ENERGY AT HOME |
| Mike Johnson, describes how permaculture is being used Guernsey to create high energy efficient buildings. |
| DEVELOPING A CULTURE OF POSITIVE CHANGE |
| Sue Cameron and Andy Goldring describe the positive evolution of the Permaculture Association (Britain). |
| PLANTS FOR DEEP SHADE |
| Permaculture plant specialist, Ken Fern, sheds more light on what we can grow in dark places in our gardens. |
| REDESIGNING MONEY – Part 2 |
| John Cant, takes a deeper look at creating radical solution to the problem of money. |
| DOING THE NUMBERS: THE ART OF ROUGH CALCULATION |
| Centre of Alternative Technology stalwart, Peter Harper, encourages us to undertake a little mathematics as part of the practical design process. |