The authors present an alternative to the cradle-to-grave paradigm. They remind us that even though the reduce, reuse, and recycle strategy creates less waste, it doesn't eliminate it. Learn more from their website, Cradle to Cradle.
This is the bible for living a life that makes ecological sense, one that is consequently conducive to peace through cooperation. Mollison not only focuses on the specifics of natural systems, in all types of climates, and how we can successfully interact with these bodies of trees, water, soils and more, but he also discusses patterns in nature and how they can inform us in our own design of human communities.
Palmer gives another fairly comprehensive overview with a focus on how types come together in love and work.
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is used to expand the conversation on "good fit" work solutions.
The authors contend that ecological design is any form of design that minimizes environmentally destructive impacts by integrating itself with living processes.
The authors suggest that the inherent qualities and acquired traits of the Enneagram personalities can be used to determine "good fit" work solutions.
SUPPORT! your local library. It's a great place to begin your search for books. The more libraries are used, the more they will be funded.
For general purchases, please SUPPORT! your local, independent bookstores; they not only offer committed, informed personnel, but also help preserve the integrity of our downtowns, making them unique and spirit-filled places for meeting our needs for face-to-face interaction.
SUPPORT! Common Good Learning by ordering through links on this website.