Path to freedom
Let’s face it. Our world is in deep, deep trouble and we are the “troublemakers.” We have to make real, difficult changes yesterday.
Despite the obvious benefits, we are not going to recycle, compost, or talk our way out of this.
Our leaders, being politicians, are not leaders at all but are bound to be followers, who just won’t be there for us in a crisis. So, it’s up to me and you to make the choice of becoming responsible stewards of the earth.
Let’s turn the world right side up as demonstrated through this website. Join us on our journey towards a sustainable present and future. Let’s walk the path to freedom!
Legume Sam:
I went to a Path to Freedom presentation in Pasadena a couple of weeks ago — good stuff. It was mostly about biodynamic farming in India — they make good use of cow poop there — here in greater LA we’d have to use human poop, because that’s what we produce…
13 August 2008, 5:59 pmMasa:
You can down load the “humanure handbook” for free online. My opinion is that a city scale facility should be designed. This solves a myriad of problems immeadiately and the result yields a useful product.
14 August 2008, 1:07 amBruce F:
The Devraes family (Path to Freedom) are leading by example.
I’d like to mention two more sites that are coming from the same place. Both, as it happens, are in CA.
Homegrown Evolution: vegetables, chickens, hooch, bicycles and cultural alchemy.
http://www.homegrownevolution.com/
Los Angeles Eco-Village: Demonstrating higher quality living patterns at a lower environmental impact
http://www.laecovillage.org/
14 August 2008, 10:26 am