http://www.synergymag.ca/deconstructing-dinner-a-crisis-in-awareness-and-participation/ The Magazine for Mindful Living Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:25:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.synergymag.ca/deconstructing-dinner-a-crisis-in-awareness-and-participation/comment-page-1/#comment-1011 michael ableman Mon, 05 Apr 2010 07:54:15 +0000 http://www.synergymag.ca/?p=3618#comment-1011 [...] You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply. Name (required) Mail ...Deconstructing Dinner: A Crisis in Awareness and ...Farmer and author Michael Ableman on the real crisis facing North Americans. ... i hope this serves [...] [...] You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply. Name (required) Mail …Deconstructing Dinner: A Crisis in Awareness and …Farmer and author Michael Ableman on the real crisis facing North Americans. … i hope this serves [...]

]]> http://www.synergymag.ca/deconstructing-dinner-a-crisis-in-awareness-and-participation/comment-page-1/#comment-538 David Perkins Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:34:31 +0000 http://www.synergymag.ca/?p=3618#comment-538 Wise words indeed. especially the last line. soil depletion is not a 'sexy' environmental issue, but if we continue to ignore it, one of these days it's gonna come back and bite us on the ass! soil fertility is a crucial factor in the sustainability of human civilization. i like that he identifies the underlying crisis as one of awareness and participation. yes, that's the path i walk these days, always seeking greater awareness and ways to increase participation. soil is my thing. i came to focus on it, after many years of activism, by asking the question "how can i be most effective in the environmental movement?", coupled with a desire to grow some of my own food. it took me on a path of gardening workshops, and a Biodynamic farm apprenticeship. now i consult on soil health, and sell the best compost on the planet. i hope this serves to inspire others to participate in what Michael Ableman is suggesting here. find your niche and work it... Eat well everyone and be well. Wise words indeed. especially the last line. soil depletion is not a ‘sexy’ environmental issue, but if we continue to ignore it, one of these days it’s gonna come back and bite us on the ass! soil fertility is a crucial factor in the sustainability of human civilization. i like that he identifies the underlying crisis as one of awareness and participation. yes, that’s the path i walk these days, always seeking greater awareness and ways to increase participation. soil is my thing. i came to focus on it, after many years of activism, by asking the question “how can i be most effective in the environmental movement?”, coupled with a desire to grow some of my own food. it took me on a path of gardening workshops, and a Biodynamic farm apprenticeship. now i consult on soil health, and sell the best compost on the planet. i hope this serves to inspire others to participate in what Michael Ableman is suggesting here. find your niche and work it… Eat well everyone and be well.

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