Summer 2004 (PM 40)
| Comparing Two Lives |
| Relocating to the Mediterranean is sweeping Britain like South Sea Bubble fever, but how sustainable is it? Kate McEvoy investigates |
| Eat Less Meat |
| Clive Davidson makes no bones about how eating too much meat damages the land, water resources and health |
| Eco-Toad Hits the Road |
| When Pooran Desai has a mid-life crisis he doesn’t do it by halves! |
| Beyond Potatoes |
| Patrick Whitefield describes how a permaculture family make a diverse living from the land in Ireland |
| Eco Refurbishment |
| Turn your house from a draughty liability into an energy-saving snug nest with Nick Parsons |
| A Tasty Way to Landscape |
| How to design and plant a beautiful and productive garden by the acknowledged master, Robert Kourik |
| The Ecovillage Movement |
| Ross Jackson eloquently explains why this new movement, searching for peaceful, ecologically balanced and satisfying ways of living, is of vital significance to us all |
| Permaculture Afloat! |
| Cruise upstream on Stephanie Fuger’s beautiful and ecologically fitted narrowboat |
| Eat More Raw |
| Steve Charter explains why raw food is an important part of a permaculture diet |
| Forum |
| How one ecovillage has developed a creative process which relieves conflict and helps create sustainable community |
| The Joy of Mare's Tail |
| John Yeoman befriends a triffid in his garden and turns a problem into a typically eccentric resource |
| Celebrating 21 Years of Permaculture in Britain |
| The Permaculture Association (Britain) is one of the longest serving NGOs in the permaculture world. Here’s how a small group of people have touched so many lives |