Winter 2005 (PM 46)
| Understanding Peak Oil |
| Oil geologist, Colin Campbell, demystifies the science and politics of Peak Oil |
| The End of Suburbia or the Beginning of Mainstream Permaculture? |
| David Holmgren explores the potential for co-operative edible neighbourhoods of the future |
| 10 Things To Do |
| Rob Hopkins recommends some simple steps to get ready for a post-carbon future |
| Peak Oil Resources |
| Make a Meal Of It |
| Jo Duff shows us how to create meaningful mealtimes and celebrate the harvest every day |
| Winter Foraging |
| Finding tasty treats in the wintery woods and verges couldn't be easier with Steve Andrews |
| The Hydro-Electric Theatre |
| Jenny Lunnon experiences a performance where the star of the show is a waterwheel |
| After the Flood, the Forest |
| How grassroot treeplanters are transforming a landscape and making their community resilient to flooding, Thomas Remiarz |
| Compost Facts |
| Fascinating facts to inspire compost making |
| How to make a bio-time diary |
| Mark seasonal changes with this simple idea and deepen your connection with the Earth |
| Ask the Ancestors |
| Max Lindegger describes how farmers use bio-time in Thailand |
| How Fish can Save the Rainforest |
| Paulo Mellett describes an aquaculture project that demonstrates permaculture at its best! |
| Thinking Outside the Box |
| Patrick Whitefield vists a smallholder in Wales who manages his land creatively |
| Community Gardening in the City |
| The tale of an urban haven where local people can gather and learn new skills, by Will Lenton |
| Meetings as Ritual |
| Beatrice Briggs returns with some useful advice for productive, successful meetings |
| Alchemy & The Coming of Winter |
| Glennie Kindred explains how alchemy can help us learn and grow through the seasons |