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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Permaculture project in Mongolia provides low-energy solutions —on Transition Voice.com

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We sent Transition Voice a postcard from Mongolia, and they decided to publish it!

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Labels: ADRA, Dr. Beket, low-energy future, Mongolia, permaculture, permaculture design, permaculture design course, populus laurifolia, student designs, transition towns
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