Summer 2008 (PM 56)
Printing our own money
Rob Hopkins tells the story of how Transition Town Totnes launched its own local currency
 
Co-operation in the community
Giles Simon explains why co-ops are doing more than just business and describes one co-op’s positive effect on the local community
 
Notes from a small garden, part II
In PM55, Wade Muggleton described low cost, simple garden projects. Here he introduces how to grow a mini-fruit garden in a small space
 
Eco-renovation
Want to live in an eco-home but can’t afford to build? Andrew Hunt turned his Victorian terraced house into a low carbon reality
 
Green, ethical clothing
An in-depth look at the environmental and ethical cost of fashion and its alternatives by Georgina-Kate Adams
 
Reversing the 'Green Revolution' in Malawi
How permaculturists, Stacia & Kristof Nordin, are encouraging a return to growing and eating local foods and greater self-reliance
 
Permaculture people
Permaculture, family, gardening and Transition Towns, Pippa Johns shares her many inspirations
 
Earthship France
How Gillian and Kevan Trott created a beautiful home in northern France using waste products and no main services at all
 
At the root of the issue
Renowned edible landscaper, Robert Kourik, explores the mysterious underground world of roots
 
Sun & clay
Leila Dregger reports on a pioneering new build at Tamera ecovillage which combines traditional dome architecture with ground breaking solar design
 
Alternative America
How one community radically reduced its ecological footprint and created a happy, harmonious community
 
The solar scam
As solar panels become the new black, Martin Holme tells the story of one salesman he’d be happy never to see again!
 
Spring 2008 (PM 55)
The road to zero carbon Britain
Paul Allen explains the urgent case for national and international action on climate change and presents a coherent national plan for Britain
 
Turning down the heat
After Paul Allen’s article, Patrick Whitefield looks at practical actions we can take as individuals to reduce global warming
 
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Notes from a small garden, part I
Small garden, big permaculture ideas?! Wade Muggleton shows you how to create an inexpensive edible Eden
 
On a learning curve
Newcomers to permaculture, Jennifer & Micheál Tuite, describe two simple low cost garden projects to help create a happy space to relax in when the sun shines
 
Unsung hero
Cork may not be the height of fashion but Jenny Lunnon explains why it is such a sustainable building material
 
Tales from the copse
Ben Law describes the timeless art of coppicing and gives tips on his most useful and favourite woodland tools
 
Permaculture people
Woodlanders, Ele & Anthony Waters, describe how a series of meetings with permaculturists gave them the courage to live their dreams
 
Power from the people
How political will and entrepreneurial spirit can transform a country’s capacity to generate renewable electricity, by Anna Blackaby
 
Farm for the future
Permaculture student, Jude Dunn, visits a successful small farm where nature takes the lead with stunning results
 
Thermal mass heaters
With the end of cheap oil upon us, Bert Bruins introduces the most efficient and cleanest of woodburners – the kacheloven
 
Urban adventuring
How to discover the fascinating treasures hidden in our urban landscapes on two wheels, with Marcus James Whitehead
 
Winter 2006 (PM 50)
Powerdown and permaculture
Rob Hopkins asks how permaculture can influence the mainstream and introduces Transition Town Totnes
 
War gardening
How living history is teaching kids to grow food in Essex by Graham Burnett
 
PM business
Maddy Harland , tells the story of Permanent Publications and the permaculture design thinking behind the company
 
Raised vegetable gardening
How to design and make productive raised beds by Patrick Whitefield
 
Something for nothing
Introducing Freecycle, the free community exchange system that really works
 
10 strategies for avoiding burnout
Working hard and feeling the pace? How to stay healthy and effective with Dr Chris Johnstone
 
Transition culture
Fritjof Capra speaks to Rob Hopkins about learning how to live in an uncertain future
 
Education in the jungle
Jennifer Gray visits a Krishnamurti school in Tamil Nadu and explores its green credentials
 
Permaculture people
Introducing Dr Jimmy Altham , permaculturist and former university lecturer in philosophy
 
A few acres in the country
Chris Smaje describes how his family cleverly integrated the advantages of town and country
 
The magical soils of El Dorado
The story of Terra Preta, the highly fertile selfsustaining ‘black earth’ of the Amazon
 
Far from woolly thinking
How one PM article has launched a new social enterprise in rural Somerset
 
Extreme salads
One man’s quest to grow as many edible salad plants as he can near the Arctic Circle in Norway
 
Growing positive young adults
Sami Grover reports on a permaculture project that is changing young lives in down town Durham, North Carolina