Ifda dossier 47, May/June 1985

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The Regenerative Index measures the actions being taken by individuals or organizations within the zone that regenerate health, employment, local energy, food and materials consumption, and capital. These components are: Regenerative Employment Hire in-zone unemployed to fill job openings Create new jobs in-zone for unemployed Allow job sharing and flex-time Increase percent of product or service marketed in-zone Decrease handling of toxic materials Increase waste management and recycling Increase air pollution controls Decrease work noise levels Begin or improve work healthlfitness programs Replace imports with in-zone materials, products, services Preventive Health (Ranked in order of importance to health, safety and regenerative effects to the individual) Stop smoking Moderate alcohol consumption Wear seatbelts End exposure to toxic substances Install smoke detectors in home Have access to clean water Exercise regularly Restrict fat consumption Maintain weight Take steps to control stress End getting too much cholesterol Restrict sodium Restrict sugar Get 7-8 hours sleep Energy Conservation Caulk and weather strip windows, doors Add insulation to attic Add Set-back thermostats Replace old burner unit with more efficient one Add insulation to hot water heater Lower thermostat on hot water heater Add flow-reduction shower heads Insulate windows Install storm doors, storm windows Insulate walls Increase south windows area Install low cost air heating solar collectors Install solar hot water heater Regenerative Food and Agriculture . Diversify production regime . Rotate crops, including legumes for nitrogen fixation
. Intercrop . Plant cover crops . Use more manure for fertilizer . Store manure, minimizing nutrient losses for application at proper time . Increase number of livestock . Reduce soil erosion . Install on-farm alternative energy sources . Reduce pesticide use, control weeds mechanically . Market products locally . Process products locally Regenerative Shelter . Conserve energy via weather stripping, insulation, etc. . Conserve water via flow reduction shower heads, etc. . Produce food in garden . Process garden food . Paint shelter . Refurbish shelter . Repair structure . Add space Local Materials . Buy in-zone products . Buy in-zone raw materials Regenerative C a e . Buy food, energy, materials and services from local suppliers . Invest capital in-zone enterprises . Invest capital in enterprises which employ the most in-zone people . Invest capital in enterprises which use the most in-zone materials, energy, food . Place savings in banks which invest your money in in-zone enterprises . Purchase insurance from in-zone insurance company which keeps the money in-zone . Dis-invest from enterprises which drain the zone of your capital resources Together, the above five areas will be an indicator of the level of regeneration of a zone. Taken separately they will identify specific actions that can be taken and areas that can be improved or that show potential for regeneration. REGENERATIVE ZONES A "regenerative zone" is an area that seeks to solve or reduce its economic and social problems of unemployment, capital drain, health care, energy use, food production, envi- ronmental damage, resource cost, etc. by developing its regenerative technologies. A regenerative zone focuses, in a specific geographic region, multiple regenerative forces. It would aim to increase self-generated growth within a region.
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