Permaculture's Climate Fix: Alan Booker on Carbon (Part 1)
By paul@richsoil.com (paul wheaton)
TL;DR: To address climate change effectively, permaculture should focus on practical demonstrations to improve lifestyles and disseminate knowledge widely.
- Demonstrate permaculture benefits to counter climate change politicization.
- Focus on lifestyle improvements to make permaculture go viral.
- Bypass political polarization through practical action.
- Emphasize local solutions for global impact.
- Transform climate dialogue into tangible actions.
Why it matters: The politicization of climate change hinders effective action; permaculture offers a non-political, practical path forward by demonstrating tangible benefits and inspiring widespread adoption.
Do this next: Start a small permaculture project in your backyard or community to showcase its benefits.
Recommended for: This brief is for permaculture practitioners and advocates seeking effective strategies to promote climate action through practical demonstration and community engagement.
Paul sits down with Alan Booker to discuss climate change, and what we can do about it. Booker tends to avoid the subject due to it’s politicization, but believes the best way to affect it is to demonstrate how permaculture can improve lifestyles and make this knowledge go viral. Support the podcast on Patreon Show […]