Localization boosts employment & rebuilds community. It shrinks our ecological footprint & maximizes regeneration. It increases accountability, restores democracy, & empowers people.
— Local Futures (@EconofHappiness) September 23, 2020
This video explains all in just 2.5 minutes!
Translations available - https://t.co/Y4oXrblyxb. pic.twitter.com/5eMN8flusj
"To achieve sustainable food security, we must fundamentally disrupt the traditional forms of agriculture. We must pivot towards more cost-effective food production that is closer to home, more sustainable than factory farming and less land intensive."https://t.co/GmM49yN6KX
— Eating Locally (@EatingLocally) September 24, 2020
“We need to overcome the serious delusion that industrial modernity is the only way.”
— Local Futures (@EconofHappiness) September 24, 2020
Follow this link to read 'What to Do When the World is on Fire', our latest blog post by Henry Coleman -https://t.co/8g4NAJ3K3A.
Preserving farmland protects local foodsheds. How can we #flipthetable on loss of farmland? pic.twitter.com/37rhA9tAAB
— Roots of Change (@RootsofChange) September 24, 2020
“#Commons should be understood as a dynamic, living social system — any resource that can be used by many could inspire people to organize as a commons.“@Shareable @nesiforumhttps://t.co/EiFnxbyJxO
— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) September 23, 2020
“Improving soil health is the cornerstone for regenerative agriculture. We define it as a holistic, principles-based approach to farming and ranching that seeks to intentionally strengthen and enhance ecosystems and community resiliency.”https://t.co/ihTttk8xvq
— Eating Locally (@EatingLocally) September 24, 2020
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