Founder of the Transition Network spreading throughout the world, Rob Hopkins talks about Transition Town Totnes and moving towards a post-peak oil society. His book The Transition Handbook gives ...
Founder of the Transition Network spreading throughout the world, Rob Hopkins talks about Transition Town Totnes and moving towards a post-peak oil society. His book The Transition Handbook gives an account of the founding of Transition Town Totnes, and the global spread of Transition towns. He shows you how to start the Transition process in your community, and why it is important that communities are resilient to the coming decline of oil as an energy source. He also includes the facts about peak oil, and puts a persuasive argument for acting now, rather than later. See www.greenbooks.co.uk for 'The Transition Handbook: from Oil Dependency to Local Resilience'.
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Thanks for spearheading this transformative initiative Rob. Its timely and "rather brilliant" in uk tongue. I may be working with mr. alastair lough here in Portland, Maine USA for the local chapter. Cheers (in US tongue) -Daren
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From a Transition Darebin participant,
now inspired to save local food and transport skills.
Just kidding... this is wonderful (and I'm a pessimist) well done (doing).
wonderful