This piece was first published as an opinion piece in Water, Vol 32, No 8 December 2005, the Journal of the Australian Water Association.
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This piece was first published as an opinion piece in Water, Vol 32, No 8 December 2005, the Journal of the Australian Water Association.
Download PDF (53KB)

Available for download is David Holmgren’s essay “Biomass fuels from sustainable land use: A Permaculture perspective”, published in the ‘Solar Progress’ Magazine in November of 2003

On Saturday 13th and 20th November, my partner Su Dennett and I joined others from central Victoria travelling by train to the “Kill the Bill”/anti-lockdown/anti-mandate protests in Melbourne. This essay documents the experience, and reflects on the relationship between permaculture and oppositional activism over more than 40 years.

Read part one of this series here. Listen to David reading Part Two here: Big-picture speculations about human futures in a world where ‘nature bats last’ were certainly part of my ongoing articulation of permaculture, but mostly that was in private with friends and colleagues more than writing and teaching. In the years between
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