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circular economy (Page 3)

Circular economy – Sowing, Growing and Canning Food

2023-01-05
By: Neil
On: January 5, 2023
In: Circular economy, Community Wealth building, Uncategorized

Thank you for reading Neil Gentleman-Hobbs & Ashley Butterfield Imagine a world where people cared about each other all year round, one where communities come together, irrespective of age, ability and decide that no one should be left behind. They end take, make break and waste, move to circular economyContinue Reading

Community Wealth building through scalable local energy

2023-01-05
By: Neil
On: January 5, 2023
In: Circular economy, Community Wealth building, Uncategorized

Thank you for reading Neil Gentleman-Hobbs & Ashley Butterfield It is apt, given the backdrop of a nation torn by social, political and industrial strife, that Citizen Smith be used as a rallying cry to champion scalable community energy. The energy literally comes from nature every day, we just need to get thatContinue Reading

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  • Bypassing Local Government Gatekeepers: How True ‘Pride in Place’ Starts with a Seed
  • Big Hopes? Navigating the Great Outdoor Education Funding Shift
  • The Reality Check: EdTech Hype v Classroom Reality
  • Pride in Place means Parishes Places People Cultivate Community Connection and Resilience
  • Elon Musk & SpaceX – The Rigged Game v Us in the Former Free Market
  • Bypassing Local Government Gatekeepers: How True ‘Pride in Place’ Starts with a Seed
  • Circular Communiqué: Circular Resilience & Civic Pride in Place is Grown, Not Granted
  • Breaking Chains: Hyper-Local Food Systems Are the Only Antidote to Concentrated Greed

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