Design 4 Resilience: Thriving in an Uncertain World

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Shareable is proud to co-host D4R. Shareable is cohosting D4R because central to resilience is the idea that peer management of our resource base at the local level allows us to handle crisis well and rebound to new levels of human capacity a

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Could Port-au-Prince be Rebuilt from Itself?

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Independence Recycling of Florida has made a fascinating proposal to recycle the debris of Port-au-Prince

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Manhattan Foodprint

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"What would it take to grow all the food needed for all Manhattanites – on Manhattan Island?" This video drives home the ecological impact of our current food production and consumption patterns – but then goes beyo

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The Open Source Urban Farm

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Refarm the City is a new wiki and a blog that seeks to provide open software and hard

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The Hillside Farmers Cooperative

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“Common sense” is a term Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin repeatedly uses—with ever increasing enthusiasm—to describe the Hillside Farmers Cooperative he is creating with Latino farmers in southern Minnesota.

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The Next Decade's Top Shareable Trends

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Over at Worldchanging.com, Warren Karlenzig proposes ten big trends in sustainability.

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New Study: Smart Grid Would Shrink Carbon Footprint by 18 Percent

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In a Q&A with Shareable.net, Zipcar founder Robin Chase argued that the United States power grid should carry information as well as electricity, on the ground

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Corner store CSA

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How to Plant a Habitat Garden at the Local Playground

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I've described how our circle of San Francisco families have launched a number of neighborhood pr

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What Things Need to be More Shareable?

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"One of top things you can do to make your life a bit greener is cut down on stuff," writes Matthew McDermott at Treehugger.

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