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FALL<br />
<strong>2016</strong>
A Wealth of Ideas<br />
<strong>Fall</strong> comes to us as the beginning of the wind-down season. The last of<br />
the garden’s harvest is being brought in, gardens put to bed for the winter, kids<br />
are gearing up for a new year at school. For those of us whose summers are<br />
so busy — and whose isn’t! — the prospect of winter’s slow-down, with long<br />
evenings spent dreaming of next year’s possibilities, is a welcome one.<br />
We’ve worked to bring you a fall publishing season full of planning books,<br />
thoughtful books, and above all, practical books to put the right tools into your<br />
hands to help build a better, more vibrant world.<br />
A wealth of tools, ideas, and solutions are presented in this season’s strong<br />
collection of transition, permaculture, gardening, and farming books. From<br />
mixing farming and entrepreneurship for strong, healthy farm businesses<br />
(The Farmer’s Office), to integrating permaculture into your market garden<br />
(The Permaculture Market Garden), along the way you’ll find options for<br />
year-round sustainable growing (The Year-Round Solar Greenhouse), renewable<br />
energy and sustainable building (Power from the Sun – 2nd edition, Cordwood<br />
Building – revised edition, and a new entry into our Sustainable Building<br />
Essentials series, Essential Building Science).<br />
John Michael Greer’s Dark Age America looks at the decline and collapse<br />
of North American civilization, offering ideas for what we can do now to<br />
leave a more manageable world for our decendants. And Ross Mars adds to<br />
that toolbox with The Permaculture Transition Manual, bringing permaculture<br />
and transition work together.<br />
Parents and grandparents will appreciate Spit That Out! and Grow Create<br />
Inspire — Paige Wolf offers tools and tips to navigate today’s toxic world, and<br />
author Crystal Stevens brings inspiring lessons and ideas for creating a life of<br />
beauty and abundance. For all of us, Dmitry Orlov’s Shrinking the Technosphere<br />
examines the rise of technology and how we can make wise choices to ensure<br />
it serves us, rather than the reverse.<br />
There’s definitely something for every bookshelf, here — our very best<br />
to you through the cooler, quieter seasons.<br />
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Contents <strong>New</strong> Titles ...................................................................................................... 3<br />
spring <strong>2016</strong> ................................................................................................... 9<br />
Featured titles ............................................................................................ 15<br />
<strong>New</strong> Catalyst Books & sustainability classics ....................................... 18<br />
backlist ....................................................................................................... 19<br />
alphabetical index .................................................................................... 28<br />
ordering information ............................................................................. 30
NEW TITLES<br />
Spit that Out!<br />
The Overly Informed Parent’s Guide to Raising<br />
Healthy Kids in the Age of Environmental Guilt<br />
Paige Wolf<br />
Foreword by Alysia Reiner<br />
Lighthearted yet authoritative, Spit That Out! cuts through the information<br />
overload, sorts cloth from disposable, and empowers readers to make simple but<br />
impactful changes. Featuring real life anxieties and advice from celebrities like Alysia<br />
Reiner and Kaitlin Olson, to activists such as Robyn O’Brien and Stacy Malkan, to<br />
everyday super moms, Spit That Out! assures you that you aren’t alone. Hot-button<br />
topics include food, toys, breast milk and diapers, clothing, the hidden toxins in<br />
schools, and how to spot greenwashing from a mile away. Bursting with valuable<br />
advice on green vacations, how to handle unsupportive friends and family, and how<br />
to be green on a budget.<br />
Paige Wolf is a publicist, author, advocate, and eco-chic green living expert. She lives in Philadelphia<br />
with her husband and two children, where she runs Paige Wolf Media & Public Relations, a certified B<br />
Corporation. www.spitthatoutthebook.com and www.paigewolf.com.<br />
Education & Parenting / 6 x 9” / 192 pages /US/Can $16.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-830-2 / Available September<br />
Grow Create Inspire<br />
Crafting a Joyful Life of Beauty and Abundance<br />
Crystal Stevens<br />
Grow Create Inspire is a rallying cry, an inspiration urging all of us to help fill<br />
the vital need for growth — not only of food, but also in the hearts and minds of<br />
individuals around the globe. Focusing on step-by-step approaches to accumulating<br />
skills toward self-sufficiency, this is your comprehensive guide to creating a beautiful,<br />
regenerative, and deeply satisfying life, covering everything from basic and more<br />
advanced growing tips, preparing and preserving harvest, and generally greening<br />
those aspects of life which bring about happiness.<br />
Together, we can grow, create, and inspire a new world of beauty and abundance,<br />
while helping ensure our descendants can do the same in a healthy, vibrant world.<br />
Crystal Stevens is an herbalist, writer, artist, and vegetable farmer. Together with<br />
her husband Eric, Crystal co-manages La Vista Farm, a CSA serving 150 families.<br />
They live in Godfrey, IL with their two children.<br />
Education & Parenting / 6 x 9”/ 224 pages / B & W Photos & Illustrations Throughout<br />
US/Can $24.95 / Paper over Board / ISBN 978-0-86571-837-1 / Available September<br />
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NEW TITLES<br />
Dark Age America<br />
Climate Change, Cultural Collapse, and the Hard Future Ahead<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
After decades of missed opportunities, the door to a sustainable future<br />
has closed, and the future we face now is one in which today’s industrial civilization<br />
unravels in the face of uncontrolled climate change and resource depletion. Dark Age<br />
America seeks to map out in advance the history of collapse, giving us an idea of what<br />
the next 500 years or so might look like as globalization ends and North American<br />
civilization enters the stages of decline and fall.<br />
Knowing where we’re headed collectively is a crucial step in responding constructively<br />
and doing what we can now to help our descendants make the most of the world we’re<br />
leaving them.<br />
John Michael Greer is one of the most influential authors exploring the future<br />
of industrial society. He has published more than thirty books including The Long<br />
Descent (p. 25) and After Progress (p. 20). He lives in Cumberland, MD with his wife Sara.<br />
thearchdruidreport.blogspot.ca/<br />
Resilience / 6 x 9” / 256 Pages / US/Can $18.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-833-3 / Available September<br />
Shrinking the Technosphere<br />
Getting a Grip on the Technologies that Limit our Autonomy,<br />
Self-sufficiency and Freedom<br />
Dmitry Orlov<br />
Over the past two centuries we have witnessed a wholesale replacement of<br />
most of the previous methods of conducting both business and daily life with new,<br />
technologically advanced, more efficient methods: if the new ways of doing things<br />
are so much better, then we must all be leading relaxed, stress-free, enjoyable lives<br />
with plenty of free time to devote to art and leisure activities. But a more careful<br />
look at these changes shows us that many of these advances are not weighing<br />
favourably in a harm/benefit comparison.<br />
Shrinking the Technosphere guides readers through the process of bringing technology<br />
down to a manageable number of carefully chosen and controllable elements. This<br />
is critical reading for all who seek to get back to a point where technologies assist us<br />
rather than control us.<br />
Dmitry Orlov was born in Leningrad, USSR and emigrated to the US in the mid-1970s. He holds degrees<br />
in Computer Engineering and Linguistics, and has worked in a variety of fields, including high-energy physics,<br />
Internet commerce, network security, and advertising. He is the author of several previous books, including<br />
Reinventing Collapse and The Five Stages of Collapse (p. 20).<br />
Cultural critique / 6 x 9”/ 256 pages / US/Can $19.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-838-8 / Available November<br />
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NEW TITLES<br />
The Farmer’s Office<br />
Tools, Tips, and Templates to Successfully Manage<br />
a Growing Farm Business<br />
Julia Shanks<br />
Author Julia Shanks distills years of teaching and business consulting<br />
with farmers into this comprehensive, accessible guide. She covers all aspects of<br />
launching, running, and growing a successful farm business through effective<br />
bookkeeping and business management, providing tools to make managerial<br />
decisions, apply for a loan or other financing, and offering general business<br />
and strategy advice for growing a business.<br />
Whether you’ve been farming for many years or just getting started, The<br />
Farmer’s Office gives you the tools you need to think like an entrepreneur<br />
and thoughtfully manage your business for success.<br />
Julia Shanks has worked with a range of beginning and established farmers,<br />
providing technical assistance and business coaching that has allowed them to launch, stabilize,<br />
and grow their ventures. She is also coauthor of The Farmers Market Cookbook (p. 10).<br />
Modern Homesteading & Farming / <strong>New</strong> Economics / 7.5 x 9” / 256 pages / Worksheets Throughout<br />
US/Can $24.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-816-6 / Available September<br />
The Permaculture Market Garden<br />
A Visual Guide to a Profitable Whole-systems Farm Business<br />
Zach Loeks<br />
Permaculture tends to be very much in the domain of home gardeners<br />
and property owners. But what if we could take it all a step further, and merge<br />
the fields of permaculture and market gardening?<br />
Author Zach Loeks brings his passion for permaculture together with<br />
beautiful, vibrant illustrations to provide a highly visual guide to the smooth<br />
integration of permaculture into the market garden.<br />
Along the way, he introduces his own system of PermaBeds, season extension<br />
techniques, intensive and rotational interplanting, in-depth discussions on<br />
soil health, and more, immersing the reader within the world of permaculture<br />
market farming. The Permaculture Market Garden will inspire both the<br />
seasoned and the aspiring market gardener.<br />
Zach Loeks is a market gardener, farm consultant, and educator living in the<br />
Ottawa Valley. He shares his expertise in farming, design, and business through workshops,<br />
conferences, and classes, as well as a year-round CSA.<br />
Modern Homesteading & Farming / 8 x 10” / 256 pages / Full-colour Illustrations Throughout / US/ Can $39.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-826-5 / Available November / Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
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NEW TITLES<br />
The Permaculture Transition Manual<br />
A Comprehensive Guide to Resilient Living<br />
ross mars<br />
Foreword by rob hopkins, author of the transition handbook<br />
Caught between climate change and a fossil-fuel driven economy that<br />
demands ever more growth, the world faces a great transition—by design or<br />
disaster—away from fossil fuels to a less energy intensive future.<br />
For the first time, the power of permaculture design has been brought to bear<br />
on the great transition problem as acclaimed permaculturist Ross Mars distills<br />
his considerable knowledge into the ultimate resource for resilient living.<br />
The Permaculture Transition Manual is packed with information on<br />
permaculture design principles, soil building, and nutrient-dense food growing.<br />
Covers rainwater harvesting, waste management, and strategies for rural<br />
properties, plus a unique focus on applying permaculture to small urban spaces.<br />
Ross Mars has a PhD in Environmental Science, and is a highly regarded<br />
permaculture teacher and designer. Author of The Basics of Permaculture Design, he manages<br />
Candlelight Farm, a permaculture demonstration site and training center in Australia.<br />
Modern Homesteading & Farming / Resilience / 7.25 x 9”/ 288 pages / B&W illustrations throughout<br />
US/Can $34.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-835-7 / Available October<br />
The Scything Handbook<br />
Learn How to Cut Grass, Mow Meadows, and<br />
Harvest Grain with a Scythe<br />
Ian Miller<br />
Foreword by kiko denzer<br />
Dreading the weekly lawn mow? Need to whack the weeds in your orchard?<br />
Sick of the incessant blare of the mower? Imagine instead long sweeps of a scythe<br />
cutting your grass and weeds in blissful, meditative silence.<br />
Written by a master of the scythe, professionally trained in Austria, and drawing<br />
deeply on research into original German texts, The Scything Handbook brings<br />
centuries-old scything techniques into the 21st century.<br />
Detailed illustrations cover scythe assembly, perfecting the stroke, blade selection,<br />
honing, peening, aftercare, and more. Also covers the basics of making hay and mulch<br />
by hand, and how harvest gains at home and homestead scale for self-sufficiency.<br />
Ian Miller followed a career in music with a degree in Agroecology from UC Santa Cruz.<br />
During a two-year stint on a biodynamic farm in Austria he learned how to scythe. He is<br />
developing a 20-acre scythe-based homestead near Decorah, Iowa.<br />
Modern Homesteading & Farming / 6 x 9” / 160 pages / 2-colour illustrations throughout<br />
US/Can $24.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-832-6 / Available October<br />
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NEW TITLES<br />
The Year-Round Solar Greenhouse<br />
How to Design and Build a Net-Zero Energy Greenhouse<br />
Lindsey Schiller with Marc Plinke<br />
The Year-round Solar Greenhouse is the one-stop guide to designing<br />
and building greenhouses that harness and store energy from the sun to create<br />
naturally heated, lush growing environments even in the depths of winter, covering<br />
principles of solar greenhouse design and siting, glazing material properties and<br />
selection, controlling heat loss, ventilation, and construction methods.<br />
Variations include attached solar greenhouses, earth sheltered greenhouses,<br />
plus integrating hydroponics and aquaponics. More than a dozen case studies<br />
from across North America provide inspiration and demonstrate specific<br />
challenges and solutions for growing year-round in any climate.<br />
Lindsey Schiller is a greenhouse designer and co-owner of Ceres Greenhouse<br />
Solutions. Lindsey has designed and helped build hundreds of energy-efficient<br />
greenhouses from residential structures to acre-size commercial facilities.<br />
Marc Plinke is an inventor-innovator with a PhD in engineering who has focused on building innovative,<br />
energy-efficient, and smarter greenhouses, enabling people to grow their own food sustainably and year-round.<br />
Food & Gardening / 7.25 x 9” / 304 pages / 8-page colour section / B&W Photos & Illustrations Throughout<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-824-1 / Available October / Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
Cordwood Building — Fully Revised Second Edition<br />
A Comprehensive Guide to the State of the Art<br />
Rob Roy<br />
This fully revised 2 nd edition of the most widely read and used book on<br />
cordwood construction presents the latest innovations and on-the-ground<br />
experience from four decades of cordwood building and research.<br />
<strong>New</strong> chapters cover the practical how-to of cordwood construction, including<br />
load- and non-load-bearing walls, integrating electrical wiring, innovations on<br />
corner designs, new mortar options, the latest on cob-cordwood, insulation<br />
options, code compliance, efficient house shapes, and more. Richly illustrated<br />
and featuring new case studies ranging from Hawaii and the Adirondacks to<br />
Tasmania and Michigan, Cordwood Building remains the most comprehensive<br />
book available on cordwood masonry construction methods.<br />
Rob Roy has been building, researching, and teaching about cordwood masonry<br />
for four decades. Widely recognized as a world leading authority on cordwood construction, Rob has authored<br />
and edited a dozen books on alternative and natural building, including Timber Framing for the Rest of Us,<br />
Earth-Sheltered Houses, and Stoneview (p. 27).<br />
Sustainable Building & Design / 8 x 9”/ 240 pages / 8-page colour section / B&W Photos & Illustrations Throughout<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-828-9 / Available October<br />
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NEW TITLES<br />
Essential Building Science<br />
Understanding Energy and Moisture in<br />
High Performance House Design<br />
Jacob Deva Racusin<br />
Essential Building Science provides a highly visual and accessible<br />
introduction to the fundamentals of building science for residential construction.<br />
Part One covers the rationale behind high performance design and the<br />
fundamentals of building physics, while Part Two teaches the vital criticalthinking<br />
skills needed to consider buildings as whole systems and develop<br />
thermal and moisture control strategies regardless of the design. Case studies<br />
and examples from across North America illuminate real-life problems and<br />
offer builders, designers, and DIYers the insights and tools required for<br />
creating better new buildings and dramatically improving old ones<br />
Jacob Deva Racusin is a sustainable and natural building designer, builder,<br />
and educator. He is a co-author of The Natural Building Companion and<br />
contributor to The Art of Natural Building (p. 27).<br />
Also available: Essential Prefab Straw Bale Construction ISBN 978-0-86571-820-3<br />
Essential Hempcrete Construction ISBN 978-0-86571-819-7 (p. 9)<br />
Sustainable Building & Design / Sustainable Building Essentials Series / 8.5 x 11” / 160 pages / 8-page colour section<br />
B&W Photos & Illustrations Throughout / US/Can $34.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-834-0 / Available November<br />
Power from the Sun — Revised Second Edition<br />
A Practical Guide to Solar Electricity<br />
Dan Chiras<br />
Written for the layman, this is the fully revised and updated guide for<br />
individuals and businesses interested in generating their own electricity using<br />
the sun. Practical and accessible, it provides a basic understanding of electricity,<br />
wiring, and solar energy, and guides the reader through site assessment and<br />
determining the type of system needed, providing a solid understanding of<br />
grid-tied and off-grid systems, along with important guidelines on installation.<br />
The definitive guide for homeowners, business owners, installers, architects,<br />
and just about anyone interested in lowering energy bills while achieving<br />
greater energy independence.<br />
Dan Chiras teaches workshops on solar electricity, wind energy, passive<br />
solar design, and natural and green building. He also consults on residential<br />
renewable energy and green building throughout North America. Dan is the author of 32 previous books,<br />
including The Homeowner’s Guide to Renewable Energy (p. 21).<br />
Energy / Sustainable Building & Design / 7.5 x 9”/ 288 pages / B&W Photos & Illustrations Throughout<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-086571-829-6 / Available November<br />
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Essential Hempcrete Construction<br />
The Complete Step-by-Step Guide<br />
Chris Magwood<br />
Hempcrete is a versatile, energy-efficient natural insulation material, useful<br />
for walls, roofs, and floors. Made from the inner stem of the hemp plant mixed<br />
with a lime-based binder, it is a very strong, lightweight and breathable alternative<br />
to manufactured insulations. Essential Hempcrete Construction is a fully illustrated<br />
practical guide to this affordable, renewable method, from procurement to finishing.<br />
Going well beyond the scope of many natural building books, this indispensable<br />
manual includes a complete introduction to hempcrete, packed with all the<br />
information you need to determine whether it’s the right choice for your project.<br />
Chris Magwood is a sustainable builder and designer specializing in green and<br />
natural building techniques He is the co-founder and co-director of the Endeavour<br />
Centre, and the author of several books on sustainable building including Making<br />
Better Buildings and More Straw Bale Building (p. 27).<br />
Sustainable Building and Design /Sustainable Building Essentials Series / 8.5 x 11” / 128 pages / 60 B&W Illustrations<br />
US/Can $34.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-819-7 / Available June<br />
Essential Prefabricated Straw Bale Construction<br />
The Complete Step-by-Step Guide<br />
Chris Magwood<br />
Prefabricated straw bale wall panels combine the performance and low<br />
environmental impact of traditional straw bale with reduced labor and more<br />
consistent results. These structural insulated panels (SIPs) are built offsite and<br />
transported to the job site, or built onsite and “tipped up” into position.<br />
Going well beyond the scope of many natural building books, this indispensable<br />
manual includes a complete introduction to the use of prefabricated bale walls,<br />
packed with all the information you need to determine whether they are the right<br />
choice for your project.<br />
Chris Magwood is a sustainable builder and designer specializing in green and<br />
natural building techniques He is the co-founder and co-director of the Endeavour<br />
Centre, and the author of several books on sustainable building including Making<br />
Better Buildings and More Straw Bale Building (p. 27).<br />
Sustainable Building and Design /Sustainable Building Essentials Series / 8.5 x 11” / 160 pages<br />
60 B&W Illustrations / US/Can $34.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-820-3 / Available June<br />
These books are part of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Society</strong>’s Sustainable Building Essentials<br />
series. Written by the world’s leading sustainable builders, designers and<br />
engineers, these succinct, user-friendly handbooks are indispensable tools<br />
for any project where accurate and reliable information are key to success.<br />
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spring <strong>2016</strong> titles<br />
Mastering Basic Cheesemaking<br />
The Fun and Fundamentals of Making Cheese at Home<br />
Gianaclis Caldwell<br />
The craft of home cheesemaking is exploding in popularity. However<br />
most “beginner” books are essentially loosely organized collections of recipes<br />
which lack a progressive approach to teaching the fundamentals of this exciting<br />
and satisfying traditional skill. Mastering Basic Cheesemaking provides a complete<br />
hands-on guide to making cheese and other fermented dairy products from scratch,<br />
geared toward helping the novice cheesemaker to develop the intuition and abilities<br />
to position them for success, especially in the real world of the home kitchen.<br />
Whether you are a budding cheesemaker, avid do-it-yourselfer, foodie,<br />
homesteader, or cheese professional, this complete course in beginning<br />
cheesemaking from one of North America’s foremost instructors is packed with<br />
everything you need to create delicious, nourishing, and beautiful classic cheeses and other dairy delights.<br />
Gianaclis Caldwell is the head cheesemaker and co-owner of Pholia Farm, well-known for its artisan,<br />
aged raw-milk cheeses, and for its educational offerings. She is the author of Mastering Artisan Cheesemaking,<br />
The Small-Scale Cheese Business, and The Small-Scale Dairy.<br />
Food & Gardening / 8 x 10” / 160 pages / Full-Colour Photographs throughout<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-818-0<br />
The Farmers Market Cookbook<br />
The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Fresh, Local, Seasonal Produce<br />
Julia Shanks & Brett Grohsgal<br />
Featuring over 200 recipes for traditional favorites as well as innovative<br />
creations showcasing the stunning flavors of heirloom fruits and vegetables, this<br />
guide to seasonal eating will help you engage your powers of creativity, learning,<br />
and experimentation.<br />
Eating locally cultivates appreciation for those who grow our food. Full of practical<br />
insights from field to fork, The Farmers Market Cookbook celebrates the small<br />
farmer’s labor of love with recipes that showcase every crop at its best—essential<br />
reading for anyone who wants to appreciate fresh food at its best.<br />
Julia Shanks has honed her culinary talents working in restaurants around<br />
the country, developing a taste for fresh, local and seasonal foods. She consults with restaurants, farms, and food<br />
producers, helping them maximize profits and streamline revenues through sustainable business practices.<br />
Brett Grohsgal worked as everything from line cook to executive chef while developing and sharing his<br />
appreciation for artisanal, seasonal foods. Now he runs Even’ Star Organic Farm, growing and harvesting crops<br />
year-round for restaurants, grocery stores, universities, farmers markets, and the farm’s own successful CSA.<br />
Food & Gardening / 8 x 9” / 336 pages / 50 B&W Illustrations<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-822-7<br />
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Mycelial Mayhem<br />
Growing Mushrooms for Fun, Profit and Companion Planting<br />
David and Kristin Sewak<br />
Many people would like to add more flavorful and diverse fungi to their<br />
diets, but lack the knowledge or confidence to gather or grow their own. Mycelial<br />
Mayhem is a straightforward, no-nonsense resource for the aspiring mushroom<br />
grower. This practical guide cuts through much of the confusion surrounding<br />
methods and techniques.<br />
Many people find that DIY mushroom cultivation is not nearly as complicated<br />
as they expect, but a knowledgeable and experienced mentor is crucial to success.<br />
Whether your goal is to harvest homegrown gourmet mushrooms for your table,<br />
supplement your income by selling to friends and neighbors, or start a full-fledged<br />
niche business, Mycelial Mayhem is packed with the advice and resources you need<br />
to succeed with this rewarding and valuable crop.<br />
David and Kristin Sewak are avid growers of edible mushrooms, heirloom vegetables, and native<br />
landscape plants. They speak on mushroom gathering and indoor and outdoor cultivation techniques<br />
at regional and national green living events.<br />
Food & Gardening / 7.25 x 9” / 288 pages / 8-page colour section<br />
US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-814-2<br />
The Food Forest Handbook<br />
Design and Manage a Home-Scale Perennial Polyculture Garden<br />
Darrell Frey & Michelle Czolba<br />
A food forest is a productive landscape developed around a mix of trees<br />
and perennials. This integrated approach to gardening incorporates a variety<br />
of plants such as fruit and nut trees, shrubs, vines, and perennial herbs and<br />
vegetables. Food forests can help increase biodiversity, protect valuable habitat<br />
for beneficial insects, and promote food security and resilience, all while<br />
providing an abundant harvest.<br />
This practical manual for the design and management of a home-scale perennial<br />
polyculture garden focuses on the potential of food forests to enhance local<br />
food systems, and shows the reader how to mix and match plants in unique<br />
combinations to establish bountiful landscapes and create genuine self-reliance in years to come.<br />
Darrell Frey is the owner and manager of Three Sisters Farm located in Western Pennsylvania.<br />
He has been permaculture teacher for 30 years, and is the author of Bioshelter Market Garden:<br />
A Permaculture Farm (p. 23).<br />
Michelle Czolba is co-owner of Pittsburgh Permaculture and co-founded the Hazelwood Food<br />
Forest. She has extensive experience in the design and maintenance of perennial polyculture.<br />
Food & Gardening / 7.5 x 9” / 480 pages / B&W Photographs & Illustrations<br />
US/Can $39.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-812-8 / Available October<br />
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I’m Right and You’re an Idiot<br />
The Toxic State of Public Discourse and How to Clean it Up<br />
James Hoggan<br />
The most pressing environmental problem we face today is not climate change.<br />
It is pollution in the public square, where a smog of adversarial rhetoric, propaganda, and<br />
polarization stifles discussion and debate, creating resistance to change and thwarting our<br />
ability to solve our collective problems.<br />
In I’m Right and You’re an Idiot, author James Hoggan grapples with this critical issue,<br />
conducting interviews with outstanding thinkers from the Himalaya to the House of<br />
Lords, drawing on the wisdom of such notables as Thich Nhat Hanh, Noam Chomsky,<br />
and the Dalai Lama.<br />
Focusing on proven techniques to foster more powerful and effective communication, I’m<br />
Right and You’re an Idiot will appeal to readers looking for both deep insights and practical advice.<br />
James Hoggan is president of the Vancouver PR firm Hoggan & Associates, chair of the David Suzuki Foundation<br />
board, and founder of the influential website DeSmogBlog. He has also served as a member of Shell Global’s External<br />
Review Committee and is author of Climate Cover-up and Do the Right Thing.<br />
Cultural Critique / 6 x 9” / 272 pages / US/Can $19.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-817-3<br />
i-Minds<br />
How Cell Phones, Computers, Gaming, and Social Media are<br />
Changing our Brains, our Behavior, and the Evolution of our Species<br />
Mari K. Swingle<br />
Many of us would no more go out without our cell phone than we would leave the<br />
house without clothes. We live our lives on social media, and PDAs, tablets, computers,<br />
and other devices are completely integrated into our global culture. From connectedness<br />
to accessibility and instant access to information, a wealth of benefits accompanies this<br />
digital revolution. But what about the cost?<br />
Weaving together history, popular literature, media and industry hype, sociology and<br />
psychology, and observations from over 18 years of clinical practice and research, Dr.<br />
Mari Swingle explores the pervasive influence of i-technology. Engaging and entertaining<br />
yet scientifically rigorous, i-Minds is an indispensable look at a revolution where the only<br />
constant is change—food for thought about which aspects of technology we should<br />
embrace, what we should reject,<br />
and the many facets of the digital era that we should now be debating.<br />
Dr. Mari Swingle is a neurotherapist and behavioral specialist who practices at the highly regarded Swingle Clinic.<br />
She holds a BA in Visual Arts, an MA in Language Education, and a MA and PhD in Clinical Psychology, and has<br />
won numerous awards for her post-doctoral work on the effects of i-technology on brain function.<br />
Cultural Critique / 6 x 9” / 264 pages / US/Can $19.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-825-8<br />
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spring <strong>2016</strong> titles<br />
Advanced Top Bar Beekeeping<br />
Next Steps for the Thinking Beekeeper<br />
Christy Hemenway<br />
Top bar hives are based on the concept of understanding and working with<br />
bees’ natural systems, enabling top bar beekeepers to produce honey and natural<br />
wax while helping bees thrive now and in the years ahead.<br />
Advanced Top Bar Beekeeping provides a wealth of information for backyard<br />
beekeepers ready to take the next step with this economical, bee-friendly approach.<br />
While continuing to emphasize the intimate connection between our food system,<br />
bees, and the wellbeing of the planet, Advanced Top Bar Beekeeping breaks new<br />
ground in the quest to shift the dominant agricultural paradigm away from<br />
chemical-laden, industrial monoculture and towards healthy, diverse local farming.<br />
Christy Hemenway is the owner and founder of Gold Star Honeybees, a complete resource for all things related<br />
to beekeeping in top bar hives. A passionate bee-vangelist and advocate for natural, chemical-free beekeeping, Christy<br />
is the author of The Thinking Beekeeper: A Guide to Natural Beekeeping in Top Bar Hives (p. 24).<br />
Food & Gardening / 7.5 x 9” / 208 pages / B&W Photographs & Illustrations / US/Can $29.95 / PB ISBN 978-0-86571-809-8<br />
Available October<br />
The Big Book of Nature Activities<br />
A Year-Round Guide to Outdoor Learning<br />
Jacob Rodenburg and Drew Monkman<br />
The average child can identify over 1,000 corporate logos, but only 10 native<br />
plants or animals—a telling indictment of our modern disconnection from<br />
nature. Soaring levels of obesity, high rates of ADHD, feelings of stress and<br />
social awkwardness, and “Nature Deficit Disorder” are further unintended<br />
consequences of a childhood spent primarily indoors.<br />
The Big Book of Nature Activities is a comprehensive guide for parents and<br />
educators to help youth of all ages explore, appreciate, and connect with the<br />
natural world, and features a wide range of nature-based skills, activities,<br />
games, and more to help promote environmental literacy using a child-friendly,<br />
engaging approach.<br />
Perfect for families, educators, and youth leaders, The Big Book of Nature<br />
Activities is packed with crafts, stories, information, and inspiration to make outdoor learning fun.<br />
Jacob Rodenburg is the Executive Director of the Camp Kawartha summer camp and outdoor education centre.<br />
He has published numerous articles on children, nature, and the environment, and has worked in outdoor education<br />
for 25 years.<br />
Drew Monkman is an award-winning environmental advocate, naturalist, and is a retired teacher. In addition to his<br />
weekly nature column, Drew is the author of two seasons-based nature guides, including Nature’s Year.<br />
Education & Parenting / 8 x 10” / 384 pages / 8-page color section / 300 B&W photographs / US/Can $39.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-802-9 / Available June<br />
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spring <strong>2016</strong> titles<br />
Reinventing Green Building<br />
Why Certification Systems Aren’t Working and What We Can Do About It<br />
Jerry Yudelson<br />
Buildings and their associated systems are the largest source of greenhouse<br />
gases in the world. The 2030 Challenge aims to produce zero net-energy from new North<br />
American construction by 2030 while achieving a 50% reduction in carbon emissions<br />
from existing buildings. With less than 4% of commercial and residential structures in<br />
the U.S. and Canada certified by 2015, we seem destined to fall catastrophically short of<br />
this target.<br />
Reinventing Green Building combines an insider’s critique of the current state of affairs<br />
with a potent vision for the future, and presents a new approach to certification, designed<br />
to radically cut costs while dramatically increasing marketplace acceptance, integrating<br />
true climate mitigation and better building performance.<br />
Jerry Yudelson, dubbed “The Godfather of Green” by Wired magazine in 2011, has many years of professional<br />
experience in the green building field. He was elected as a LEED® Fellow and has served as the president of the Green<br />
Building Initiative. He is the author of 13 books in the field, including Green Building A-Z and Dry Run (p. 21)<br />
6 x 9”/ 312 pages / 12-page colour section / 25 B&W Photographs & Illustrations / US/Can $24.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-815-9<br />
The Rocket Mass Heater Builder’s Guide<br />
Complete Step-by-Step Construction, Maintenance<br />
and Troubleshooting<br />
Erica Wisner and Ernie Wisner<br />
Heating with wood is often considered a natural and economical alternative<br />
to electricity or fossil fuels. However, even with a fairly new and efficient<br />
woodstove, many cords of wood are required for burning over the course of<br />
a single winter, and incomplete combustion can contribute to poor air quality.<br />
A rocket mass heater is an earthen masonry heating system which provides<br />
clean, safe, and efficient warmth for your home, all while using 70-90% less<br />
fuel than a traditional woodstove.<br />
Earthen masonry heating systems are well-suited for natural and conventional<br />
builders alike. A super-efficient, wood-burning, rocket mass heater can help you<br />
dramatically reduce your energy costs while enhancing the beauty, value, and<br />
comfort of your home.<br />
Erica and Ernie Wisner have built over 700 super-efficient, clean-burning rocket stoves and masonry heaters. They<br />
are dedicated to the search for sustainable solutions and the hands-on teaching of creative, ecological, and practical skills.<br />
Sustainable Building & Design / Energy / 8 x 10” / 288 pages / 8-page colour section / 270 Photographs & Illustrations<br />
US/Can $39.95 / PB ISBN 978-86571-823-4<br />
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featured TITLES<br />
Dude Making a<br />
Difference<br />
Bamboo Bikes, Dumpster Dives<br />
and Other Extreme Adventures<br />
Across America<br />
Rob Greenfield<br />
Dude Making a Difference is Rob<br />
Greenfield’s first-person account of<br />
his incredible adventure in radical<br />
sustainability, riding 4,700 miles<br />
across America on a bamboo bicycle,<br />
using only water from natural<br />
sources, avoiding fossil fuels almost completely,<br />
supplying electrical needs with solar power, and creating<br />
nearly zero waste.<br />
This one-of-a-kind travelogue will inspire you to<br />
re-examine your relationship with Earth’s resources.<br />
6 x 9” / 272 Pages<br />
US/Can $19.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-086571-807-4<br />
The Planet Friendly<br />
Diet<br />
Your 21-day Guide to<br />
Sustainable Weight Loss<br />
and Optimal Health<br />
Cat Smiley<br />
Leading body-transformation<br />
expert and former professional<br />
skier Cat Smiley shares her<br />
simple step-by-step program<br />
for a complete detox and reboot.<br />
The diet is meat, dairy, wheat,<br />
and gluten-free, and comes with a weekly shopping<br />
list to ensure zero waste. All single-portion recipes use<br />
fresh, everyday ingredients, cost less than $5, are under<br />
500 calories, and take no more than 20 minutes to prepare.<br />
7 x 10” / 256 pages<br />
Full colour throughout<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-811-1<br />
Magnifeco<br />
Your Head-to-Toe Guide to Ethical<br />
Fashion and Non-toxic Beauty<br />
Kate Black<br />
The fashion industry is undergoing<br />
a shift, and many of us are<br />
questioning our buying habits.<br />
The rise of socially and<br />
environmentally responsible<br />
retailers like Patagonia and<br />
The Body Shop has led to<br />
dramatic changes in the eco and<br />
ethical fashion landscape. This complete head-to toe guide<br />
covering everything from hair and beauty products to shoes<br />
and footwear is your guide to making a difference too.<br />
6 x 9” / 240 pages<br />
US/Can $19.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-797-8<br />
Heal Local<br />
20 Essential Herbs for Do-it-<br />
Yourself Home Healthcare<br />
Dawn Combs<br />
Most of us understand the<br />
value of eating and buying<br />
local; Heal Local argues that<br />
“100-mile healthcare” can<br />
be equally valuable in terms<br />
of how we treat illness and<br />
injury and maintain wellness,<br />
and this innovative guide<br />
demonstrates how we can rely on homegrown or regionally<br />
produced herbs, rather than importing exotics and nonnatives.<br />
Heal Local empowers readers by showing that you<br />
don’t need to know everything about every herb on the planet<br />
to create a complete home apothecary.<br />
7.5 x 9” / 320 pages<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-796-1<br />
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featured TITLES<br />
The Market<br />
Gardener<br />
A Successful Grower’s<br />
Handbook for Small-Scale<br />
Organic Farming<br />
Jean-Martin<br />
Fortier<br />
Growing on just 1.5 acres,<br />
farmers Jean-Martin and<br />
Maude-Hélène feed more<br />
than 200 families through<br />
their CSA and market stands, as well as supplying their<br />
signature mesclun salad mix to local restaurants.<br />
With low-tech, high-yield production methods they’ve<br />
developed, inspired by the French intensive tradition and<br />
by iconic American vegetable grower Eliot Coleman, Fortier<br />
shows by example how to start a market garden and make<br />
it both very profitable and very productive.<br />
8.5 x 8.5” / 240 pages / 2-colour throughout<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-765-7<br />
The Urban Farmer<br />
Growing Food for Profit on<br />
Leased and Borrowed Land<br />
Curtis Stone<br />
The Urban Farmer is a<br />
comprehensive, hands-on,<br />
practical manual to help you<br />
learn the techniques and<br />
business strategies you need<br />
to make a good living growing<br />
high-yield, high-value crops<br />
right in your own backyard (or<br />
someone else’s). Growing food in the city means that<br />
fresh crops may travel only a few blocks from field to<br />
table, making this innovative approach the next logical<br />
step in the local food movement.<br />
7.25 x 9” / 288 pages / 16-page colour section<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-801-2<br />
The Ethical Meat<br />
Handbook<br />
Complete Home Butchery,<br />
Charcuterie and Cooking for<br />
the Conscious Omnivore<br />
Meredith Leigh<br />
The Ethical Meat Handbook<br />
demonstrates that by assuming<br />
full responsibility for the<br />
food on our fork, and more<br />
importantly, the route by which<br />
it gets there, animals can be an<br />
optimal source of food, fiber, and environmental management.<br />
The Ethical Meat Handbook challenges us to take a hard<br />
look at our individual dietary choices, increase our self-reliance<br />
and at the same time enjoy delicious food that benefits our<br />
health and our planet.<br />
7.25 x 9” / 256 pages<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
US/ Can $24.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-792-3<br />
Craft Distilling<br />
Making Liquor Legally<br />
at Home<br />
Victoria Redhed<br />
Miller<br />
From mashing and fermenting<br />
to building a small column still,<br />
Craft Distilling is a complete<br />
guide to creating high-quality<br />
whiskey, rum, and more at<br />
home. This unique resource<br />
will show you everything you<br />
need to know to get started crafting top-quality spirits<br />
on a small scale – and do it legally. Sure to appeal to<br />
hobbyists, homesteaders, self-sufficiency enthusiasts,<br />
and anyone who cares about fine food and drink.<br />
7.25 x 9” / 224 Pages<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-804-3<br />
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featured TITLES<br />
Soil Sisters<br />
A Toolkit for<br />
Women Farmers<br />
Lisa Kivirist<br />
Soil Sisters provides a wealth<br />
of invaluable information<br />
for fledging female farming<br />
entrepreneurs. The first<br />
manual of its kind,<br />
this authoritative and<br />
comprehensive blueprint<br />
presents practical<br />
considerations from a woman’s perspective, covering<br />
everything from business planning to tool use and<br />
ergonomics to integrating children and family in farm<br />
operations. Targeted specifically to members of the fastestgrowing<br />
demographic in local agriculture, this highly<br />
readable guide is practical and pragmatic<br />
7.25 x 9” / 256 pages<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-805-0<br />
Permaculture for the<br />
Rest of Us<br />
Abundant Living on Less<br />
than an Acre<br />
Jenni Blackmore<br />
Author Jenni Blackmore distills<br />
20 years of trial and error into a<br />
valuable teaching tool. The perfect<br />
antidote to dense, high-level<br />
technical manuals, Permaculture<br />
for the Rest of Us presents the<br />
fundamental principles of this<br />
sometimes confusing concept in a humorous, readerfriendly<br />
way. Ideal for urban dreamers, suburbanites<br />
and country-dwellers alike, this inspirational and<br />
instructional “encouragement manual” documents the<br />
author’s journey from adversity to abundance.<br />
6 x 9” / 192 Pages / 8-page colour section<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
US/Can $19.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-810-4<br />
The Permaculture<br />
Handbook<br />
Garden Farming for Town<br />
and Country<br />
Peter Bane<br />
The Permaculture Handbook<br />
is a step-by-step, beautifully<br />
illustrated guide to<br />
creating resilient and<br />
prosperous households<br />
and neighborhoods. This<br />
comprehensive manual casts<br />
garden farming as both an<br />
economic opportunity and a strategy for living well with<br />
less money. The definitive practical North American guide<br />
to this revolutionary practice. Want to create a better world?<br />
Your backyard–and this book– are the places to start.<br />
8.5 x 11” / 480 pages / 8-page colour section<br />
US/Can $44.95<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-666-7<br />
Aquaponic Gardening<br />
A Step-by-Step Guide<br />
to Raising Vegetables and<br />
Fish Together<br />
Sylvia Bernstein<br />
Aquaponic gardening is an<br />
amazingly productive way<br />
to grow organic vegetables,<br />
greens, herbs and fruits, while<br />
providing the added benefits<br />
of fresh fish as a safe, healthy<br />
source of protein. Aquaponic<br />
systems are four to six times more productive<br />
and use 90 percent less water than conventional gardens.<br />
Other advantages include no weeds, fewer pests and no<br />
watering. Ideal for anyone interested in taking the next<br />
step towards self-sufficiency.<br />
7.25 x 9”/ 288 pages / 8-page colour section<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Mother Earth <strong>New</strong>s Wiser Living Pick<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-701-5<br />
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Prescriptions for a<br />
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A Practical Guide for Architects,<br />
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Paula baker laporte<br />
336 pages / 7.5 x9”<br />
pb isbn: 978-1-897408-20-9<br />
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The Integral Urban House<br />
Self-Reliant Living in the City<br />
Sim Van der Ryn,<br />
Helga Olkowski,<br />
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Widening Circles<br />
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Joanna Macy<br />
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Thinking Like a Mountain<br />
Towards a Council of All Beings<br />
John Seed, Joanna Macy,<br />
Pat Fleming and Arne Naess<br />
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pb isbn: 978-1-897408-00-1<br />
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Webs of Power<br />
Notes from the Global Uprising<br />
Starhawk<br />
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The Natural Step Story<br />
Seeding a Quiet Revolution<br />
Karl-Henrik Robèrt<br />
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Better NOT Bigger<br />
How to Take Control of Urban<br />
Growth and Improve your<br />
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Eben Fodor<br />
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My Name is Chellis and<br />
I’m in Recovery from<br />
Western Civilization<br />
Chellis Glendinning<br />
260 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
pb isbn: 978-1-897408-05-6<br />
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Stepping Lightly<br />
Simplicity for People and the Planet<br />
mark burch<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
pb isbn: 978-1-897408-18-6<br />
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Gardening For the<br />
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Robin Wheeler<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
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The Power of One<br />
Authentic Leadership in<br />
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Sharif M. Abdullah<br />
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Human Scale<br />
Kirkpatrick Sale<br />
560 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
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The Ecology of Hope<br />
Communities Collaborate<br />
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Ted Bernard and Jora Young<br />
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Hope and Hard Times<br />
ted bernard<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
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Home!<br />
A Bioregional Reader<br />
Van Andruss,<br />
Christopher Plant,<br />
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Eleanor Wright<br />
192 pages / 8.25 x 11”<br />
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Climate Change<br />
Amercian Exodus<br />
Climate Change and the Coming<br />
Flight for Survival<br />
Giles Slade<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-749-7<br />
The Big Swim<br />
Coming Ashore in a World Adrift<br />
Carrie Saxifrage<br />
192 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-798-5<br />
*The Biochar Solution<br />
Carbon Farming and Climate Change<br />
Albert Bates<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-677-3<br />
Sacred Acts<br />
How Churches are Working to Protect<br />
Earth’s Climate<br />
Mallory McDuff<br />
272 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-700-8<br />
Conscious Community<br />
Better<br />
The Everyday Art of Sustainable Living<br />
Nicole Caldwell<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-794-7<br />
Choosing a Sustainable Future<br />
Ideas and Inspiration from Ithaca, NY<br />
Liz Walker<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-675-9<br />
Common Threads<br />
Weaving Community through<br />
Collaborative Eco-Art<br />
Sharon Kallis<br />
272 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-778-7<br />
Creating a Life Together<br />
Practical Tools to Grow Ecovillages<br />
and Intentional Communities<br />
Diana Leafe Christian<br />
272 pages / 7.25 x 9”<br />
US $27.95 / Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-471-7<br />
Creating Cohousing<br />
Building Sustainable Communities<br />
Kathryn McCamant and<br />
Charles Durrett<br />
336 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $32.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-672-8<br />
EcoCities<br />
Rebuilding Cities in Balance with Nature<br />
Richard Register<br />
400 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-552-3<br />
Ecovillages**<br />
A Practical Guide to Sustainable Communities<br />
Jan Martin Bang<br />
288 full colour pages / 7.5 x 9.75”<br />
US $24.95 / Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-538-7<br />
EcoVillage at Ithaca<br />
Pioneering a Sustainable Culture<br />
Liz Walker<br />
256 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $17.95 / Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-524-0<br />
The Farm Then and Now<br />
A Model for Sustainable Living<br />
Douglas Stevenson<br />
240 pages/ 6 x 9”/ US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-769-5<br />
Finding Community<br />
How to Join an Ecovillage or<br />
Intentional Community<br />
Diana Leafe Christian<br />
264 pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US $24.95 / Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-578-3<br />
The Great Neighborhood Book<br />
A Do-it-Yourself Guide to Placemaking<br />
Jay Walljasper<br />
A Project for Public Spaces book<br />
192 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US / Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-581-3<br />
Integral City<br />
Evolutionary Intelligences for the Human Hive<br />
Marilyn Hamilton<br />
320 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $27.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-629-2<br />
The Key to Sustainable Cities<br />
Meeting Human Needs, Transforming<br />
Community Systems<br />
Gwendolyn Hallsmith<br />
272 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-499-1<br />
Landscape Urbanism and<br />
its Discontents<br />
Dissimulating the Sustainable City<br />
Andrés Duany and Emily Talen<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-740-4<br />
Reclaiming the Commons for<br />
the Common Goods<br />
Heather Menzies<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-758-9<br />
Senior Cohousing Handbook<br />
—2nd Edition<br />
A Community Approach to Independent Living<br />
Charles Durrett<br />
320 full colour pages / 8 x 9”<br />
US/Can $39.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-611-7<br />
Slow is Beautiful<br />
<strong>New</strong> Visions of Community, Leisure<br />
and Joie deVivre<br />
Cecile Andrews<br />
256 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $16.95 / Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-554-7<br />
Think Like a Commoner<br />
A Short Introduction to the<br />
Life of the Commons<br />
David Bollier<br />
208 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-768-8<br />
Conservation & Ecology<br />
*The Compassionate Hunter’s<br />
Guidebook<br />
Hunting from the Heart<br />
Miles Olson<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-770-1<br />
Earth Repair<br />
A Grassroots Guide to Healing<br />
Toxic and Damaged Landscapes<br />
Leila Darwish<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-729-9<br />
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cultural Critique<br />
Afterburn<br />
<strong>Society</strong> Beyond Fossil Fuels<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
216 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-788-6<br />
After Progress<br />
Reason and Religion at the End<br />
of the Industrial Age<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
272 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-791-6<br />
The Biology of Wonder<br />
Aliveness, Feeling & the Metamorphosis<br />
of Science<br />
Andreas Weber<br />
368 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86751-799-2<br />
Chiva<br />
A Village Takes on the Global Heroin Trade<br />
Chellis Glendinning<br />
256 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US $15.95 / Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-513-4<br />
Crossing the Rubicon<br />
The Decline of the American Empire at the<br />
End of the Age of Oil<br />
Michael C. Ruppert<br />
696 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-540-0<br />
Decline and <strong>Fall</strong><br />
The End of Empire and the Future of<br />
Democracy in 21st Century America<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
304 pages / 6 x 9”/ US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-764-0<br />
Drinking Molotov Cocktails with<br />
Gandhi<br />
Mark Boyle<br />
240 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-813-5<br />
Eating Fossil Fuels<br />
Oil, Food and the Coming Crisis in Agriculture<br />
Dale Allen Pfeiffer<br />
144 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $15.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-565-3<br />
The Ecotechnic Future<br />
Envisioning a Post-Peak World<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-639-1<br />
Evolution’s Edge<br />
The Coming Collapse and Transformation<br />
of Our World<br />
Graeme Taylor<br />
320 full colour pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-608-7<br />
Five Stages of Collapse<br />
Survivors’ Toolkit<br />
Dmitry Orlov<br />
288 pages/ 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-736-7<br />
The Heart of Sustainability<br />
Ecological Balance from the Inside Out<br />
Andrés Edwards<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-762-6<br />
Life Rules<br />
Nature’s Blueprint for Surviving Economic<br />
and Environmental Collapse<br />
Ellen LaConte<br />
384 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-726-8<br />
Off the Map<br />
An Expedition Deep into Empire and<br />
the Global Economy<br />
Chellis Glendinning<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-463-2<br />
On Gandhi’s Path<br />
Bob Swann’s Work for Peace and<br />
Community Economics<br />
Stephanie Mills<br />
160 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-615-5<br />
The Party’s Over<br />
Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial<br />
Societies —Revised and Updated edition<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
320 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-529-5<br />
Peak Everything<br />
Waking Up to the Century of Declines<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $16.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-645-2<br />
Petrodollar Warfare<br />
Oil, Iraq and the Future of the Dollar<br />
William R. Clark<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-514-1<br />
Reinventing Collapse<br />
The Soviet Experience and American<br />
Prospects —Revised & Updated Edition<br />
Dmitry Orlov<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-685-8<br />
The Sustainability Revolution<br />
Portrait of a Paradigm Shift<br />
Andrés R. Edwards<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-531-8<br />
Techno-Fix<br />
Why Technology Won’t Save<br />
Us or the Environment<br />
Joyce Huesemann &<br />
Michael Huesemann<br />
464 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-704-6<br />
Towers of Deception<br />
The Media Cover-up of 9/11<br />
Barrie Zwicker<br />
Includes DVD: The Great Conspiracy:<br />
The 9/11 <strong>New</strong>s Special You Never Saw<br />
416 pages + DVD / 6 x 9”<br />
US $24.95 / Can $27.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-573-8<br />
Education & Parenting<br />
And the Skylark Sings with Me<br />
Adventures in Homeschooling and<br />
Community-Based Education<br />
David H. Albert<br />
240 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US $16.95 / Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-401-4<br />
Becoming the Kind Father<br />
A Son’s Journey<br />
Calvin Sandborn<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-582-0<br />
Catch the Fire<br />
An Art-Full Guide to Unleashing the Creative<br />
Power of Youth, Adults and Communities<br />
Peggy Taylor and Charlie Murphy<br />
320 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/ Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-757-2<br />
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BACKLIST<br />
College without High School<br />
A Teenager’s Guide to Skipping<br />
High School and Going to College<br />
Blake Boles<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-655-1<br />
Dumbing Us Down<br />
The Hidden Curriculum of<br />
Compulsory Schooling<br />
John Taylor Gatto<br />
144 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $12.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-448-9<br />
Everyone Wins!<br />
Cooperative Games and Activities<br />
Josette Luvmour and Ba Luvmour<br />
128 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US $11.95 / Can $13.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-587-5<br />
Keeping the Peace**<br />
Practicing Cooperation and<br />
Conflict Resolution with Preschoolers<br />
Susanne Wichert<br />
112 pages / 8.5 x 11”<br />
US $14.95 / Can $17.95<br />
US Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-158-7<br />
Can Pb ISBN 978-1-55092-031-4<br />
The Natural Child<br />
Parenting from the Heart<br />
Jan Hunt<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $16.95 / Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-440-3<br />
The Power and Promise of<br />
Humane Education<br />
Zoe Weil<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-512-7<br />
Seeing Red – Revised and Updated<br />
An Anger Management and<br />
Anti-bullying Curriculum for Kids<br />
Jennifer Simmonds<br />
144 pages / 8 x 10”<br />
US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-760-2<br />
Teaching Green:<br />
The Elementary Years**<br />
Hands-On Learning in Grades K-5<br />
Edited by Tim Grant & Gail Littlejohn<br />
256 pages / 8.5 x 11”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-534-9<br />
Teaching Green:<br />
The Middle Years**<br />
Hands-On Learning in Grades 6-8<br />
Edited by Tim Grant & Gail Littlejohn<br />
240 pages / 8.5 x 11”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-501-1<br />
Teaching Green:<br />
The High School Years**<br />
Hands-On Learning in Grades 9-12<br />
Edited by Tim Grant & Gail Littlejohn<br />
240 pages / 8.5 x 11”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-648-3<br />
A Volcano in My Tummy**<br />
Helping Children to Handle Anger<br />
Éliane Whitehouse & Warwick Pudney<br />
80 pages / 8.5 x 11” / US/Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-349-9<br />
Weapons of Mass Instruction<br />
A Schoolteacher’s Journey Through the<br />
Dark World of Compulsory Schooling<br />
John Taylor Gatto<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $16.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-669-8<br />
Win-Win Games for All Ages<br />
Cooperative Activities for Building Social Skills<br />
Josette Luvmour and Ba Luvmour<br />
144 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US / Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-441-0<br />
Energy<br />
*Alcohol Fuel<br />
A Guide to Making and Using Ethanol<br />
as a Renewable Fuel<br />
Richard Freudenberger<br />
272 pages/ 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $26.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-626-1<br />
*Backyard Biodiesel<br />
How to Brew Your Own Fuel<br />
Lyle Estill and Bob Armantrout<br />
176 Pages / 5.5 x 8.5”/ US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-785-5<br />
Blackout<br />
Coal, Climate and the Last Energy Crisis<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
208 pages/ 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-656-8<br />
Cold, Hungry and in the Dark<br />
Exploding the Natural Gas Supply Myth<br />
Bill Powers<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-743-5<br />
*The Consumer Guide to<br />
Home Energy Savings<br />
Save Money, Save the Earth – Tenth Edition<br />
Jennifer Thorne Amann, Alex Wilson<br />
& Katie Ackerly<br />
256 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-725-1<br />
Dry Run<br />
Preventing the Next Urban Water Crisis<br />
Jerry Yudelson<br />
304 pages + 8 page color / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-670-4<br />
*The Homeowner’s Guide to<br />
Renewable Energy–Revised and Updated<br />
Achieving Energy Independence through Solar,<br />
Wind, Biomass and Hydropower<br />
Dan Chiras<br />
352 pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US/Can $28.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-686-5<br />
*Home Sweet Zero Energy Home<br />
What it takes to develop great homes that<br />
won’t cost anything to heat, cool or light up,<br />
without going broke or crazy<br />
Barry Rehfeld<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-698-8<br />
*Microhydro<br />
Clean Power from Water<br />
Scott Davis<br />
176 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-484-7<br />
Photovoltaics – Revised Edition**<br />
Design and Installation Manual<br />
Solar Energy International<br />
352 pages / 8.5 x 11” / US/Can $59.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-520-2<br />
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BACKLIST<br />
*Power From the Wind<br />
A Practical Guide to Small Scale<br />
Energy Production<br />
Dan Chiras, with Mick Sagrillo<br />
and Ian Woofenden<br />
288 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-620-9<br />
Real Goods Solar Living Sourcebook<br />
Your Complete Guide to Living Beyond the<br />
Grid with Renewable Energy Technologies and<br />
Sustainable Living – Revised and Updated<br />
John Schaeffer<br />
480 pages / 8.5 x 11” / US/Can $39.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-784-8<br />
Reusing the Resource**<br />
Adventures in Ecological Wastewater Recycling<br />
Carol Steinfeld and David Del Porto<br />
Ecowaters Books<br />
124 pages / 8 x 9”<br />
US $24.95 / Can $27.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-9666783-2-1<br />
Serious Microhydro<br />
Water Power Solutions from the Experts<br />
Edited by Scott Davis<br />
336 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-638-4<br />
*Solar Electricity Basics<br />
A Green Energy Guide<br />
Dan Chiras<br />
192 pages / 5 x 8” / US/Can $12.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-618-6<br />
*Solar Home Heating Basics<br />
A Green Energy Guide<br />
Dan Chiras<br />
192 pages / 5 x 8” / US/Can $12.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-663-6<br />
*Solar Water Heating<br />
—Revised and Expanded<br />
A Comprehensive Guide to Solar Water<br />
and Space Heating Systems<br />
Bob Ramlow and Benjamin Nusz<br />
256 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-668-1<br />
*SVO<br />
Powering Your Vehicle with<br />
Straight Vegetable Oil<br />
Forest Gregg<br />
240 pages/ 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-612-4<br />
Transport Revolutions<br />
Moving People and Freight without Oil<br />
Richard Gilbert and Anthony Perl<br />
448 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $26.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-660-5<br />
*Wind Power Basics<br />
A Green Energy Guide<br />
Dan Chiras<br />
192 pages / 5 x 8” / US/Can $12.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-617-9<br />
Food & Gardening<br />
*Backyard Bounty<br />
The Complete Guide to Year-Round Organic<br />
Gardening in the Pacific Northwest<br />
Linda Gilkeson<br />
304 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-684-1<br />
Beautiful Corn<br />
America’s Original Grain from Seed to Plate<br />
Anthony Boutard<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-728-2<br />
Bokashi Composting<br />
Scraps to Soil in Weeks<br />
Adam Footer<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-752-7<br />
Browsing Nature’s Aisles<br />
A Year of Foraging for<br />
Wild Food in the Suburbs<br />
Wendy and Eric Brown<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-750-3<br />
The Color of Food<br />
Stories of Race, Resilience and Farming<br />
Natasha Bowens<br />
240 full colour pages / 8 x 9”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-789-3<br />
EAT UP<br />
The Inside Scoop on Rooftop Agriculture<br />
Lauren Mandel<br />
272 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-735-0<br />
Eat Your Greens<br />
The Surprising Power of<br />
Homegrown Leaf Crops<br />
David Kennedy<br />
288 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-751-0<br />
Energy-Wise Landscape Design<br />
A <strong>New</strong> Approach for your Home and Garden<br />
Sue Reed<br />
304 2-colour pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-653-7<br />
*Farmstead Chef<br />
John Ivanko & Lisa Kivirist<br />
240 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-703-9<br />
Fermenting Revolution<br />
How to Drink Beer and Save the World<br />
Christopher M. O’Brien<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $18.95 / Can $20.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-556-1<br />
Food Security for the Faint of Heart<br />
Keeping Your Larder Full in Lean Times<br />
Robin Wheeler<br />
192 pages /6 x 9” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-624-7<br />
From Container to Kitchen<br />
Growing Fruits and Vegetables in Pots<br />
D.J. Herda<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-665-0<br />
*Gardening When it Counts<br />
Growing Food in Hard Times<br />
Steve Solomon<br />
352 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-553-0<br />
*Grow a Sustainable Diet<br />
Planning and Growing to Feed<br />
Ourselves and the Earth<br />
Cindy Conner<br />
208 pages/ 7.25 x 9”/ US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-756-5<br />
Guerrilla Gardening<br />
A Manualfesto<br />
David Tracey<br />
240 pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US $19.95 / Can $23.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-583-7<br />
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BACKLIST<br />
Hollyhock Cooks<br />
Food to Nourish Body, Mind and Soil<br />
The Hollyhock Cooks, with<br />
Linda Solomon and Moreka Jolar<br />
240 pages / 8 x 9”<br />
US $23.95 / Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-488-5<br />
Hollyhock<br />
Garden to Table<br />
Moreka Jolar and Heidi Scheifley<br />
and the Hollyhock Cooks<br />
280 pages / 8 x 9” / US / Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-727-5<br />
*The Intelligent Gardener<br />
Growing Nutrient-Dense Food<br />
Steve Solomon<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-718-3<br />
Liquid Gold**<br />
The Lore and Logic of Using<br />
Urine to Grow Plants<br />
Carol Steinfeld<br />
Illustrated by Malcolm Wells<br />
96 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US $12.95 / Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-9666783-1-4<br />
The Salmon Recipes**<br />
Stories of Our Endangered North Coast Cuisine<br />
Prince Rupert Environmental <strong>Society</strong><br />
120 Full colour pages / 9.5 x 8”<br />
US/Can $19.99<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-9917090-0-7<br />
For US distribution only<br />
*Seed Libraries<br />
And Other Means of Keeping<br />
Seeds in the Hands of the People<br />
Cindy Conner<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-782-4<br />
The Solar Food Dryer<br />
How to Make Your Own Low-Cost, High<br />
Performance, Sun-Powered Food Dehydrator<br />
Eben Fodor<br />
144 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $15.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-544-8<br />
Urban Agriculture<br />
Ideas and Designs for the <strong>New</strong> Food Revolution<br />
David Tracey<br />
256 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-694-0<br />
The Urban Food Revolution<br />
Changing the Way We Feed Cities<br />
Peter Ladner<br />
304 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-683-4<br />
Winter Gardening in the<br />
Maritime Northwest<br />
Cool-Season Crops for the Year Round<br />
Gardener – Fifth Edition<br />
Belinda Colebrook<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-708-4<br />
*Winter Harvest Cookbook<br />
How to select and prepare fresh seasonal produce<br />
all winter long—20th Anniversary Edition<br />
(Revised & Updated)<br />
Lane Morgan<br />
320 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can$24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-679-7<br />
Health and wellness<br />
Conceiving Healthy Babies<br />
An Herbal Guide to Support Preconception,<br />
Pregnancy and Lactation<br />
Dawn Combs<br />
400 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-780-0<br />
Field Exercises<br />
How Veterans Are Healing Themselves<br />
through Farming and Outdoor Activities<br />
Stephanie Westlund<br />
240 pages/ 6 x 9”/ US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-761-9<br />
The Non-Toxic Avenger<br />
What you don’t know can hurt you<br />
Deanna Duke<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-692-6<br />
Not Just a Pretty Face<br />
The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry<br />
Stacy Malkan<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $15.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-574-5<br />
*The Practical Cyclist<br />
Bicycling for Real People<br />
Chip Haynes<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-633-9<br />
Whitewash<br />
The Disturbing Truth about Cow’s Milk<br />
and Your Health<br />
Joseph Keon<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-676-6<br />
Why I Walk<br />
Taking A Step in the Right Direction<br />
Kevin Klinkenberg<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-772-5<br />
Modern Homesteading<br />
and farming<br />
*Bioshelter Market Garden<br />
A Permaculture Farm<br />
Darrell Frey<br />
480 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $34.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-678-0<br />
The Emergent Agriculture<br />
Farming, Sustainability and the<br />
Return of the Local Economy<br />
Gary Kleppel<br />
192 pages/ 6 x 9”/ US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-773-2<br />
Growing and Marketing Ginseng,<br />
Goldenseal and other Woodland<br />
Medicinals<br />
–Revised and Updated Second Edition<br />
Jeanine Davis and W. Scott Persons<br />
528 pages/ 7.25 x 9”/ US/Can $39.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-766-4<br />
*Homegrown and Handmade<br />
A Practical Guide to More Self-reliant Living<br />
Deborah Niemann<br />
288 pages / 7.25 x 9”/ US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-702-2<br />
*A Nation of Farmers<br />
Defeating the Food Crisis on American Soil<br />
Sharon Astyk and Aaron <strong>New</strong>ton<br />
408 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-623-0<br />
*Plowing with Pigs and Other Creative<br />
Low-Budget Homesteading Solutions<br />
Oscar H. Will III and Karen H. Will<br />
272 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-717-6<br />
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Pure Poultry<br />
Living Well with Heritage Chickens,<br />
Turkeys and Ducks<br />
Victoria Redhed Miller<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-753-4<br />
*Raising Goats Naturally<br />
The Complete Guide to Milk, Meat and More<br />
Deborah Niemann<br />
304 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-745-9<br />
Resilient Agriculture<br />
Cultivating Food Systems for a<br />
Changing Climate<br />
Laura Lengnick<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-774-9<br />
Sustainable Market Farming<br />
Intensive Vegetable Production on a Few Acres<br />
Pam Dawling<br />
456 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $34.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-716-9<br />
*The Thinking BeeKeeper<br />
A Guide to Natural Beekeeping in<br />
Top Bar Hives<br />
Christy Hemenway<br />
208 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-720-6<br />
<strong>New</strong> Economics<br />
The Art of Social Enterprise<br />
Business as if People Mattered<br />
Carl Frankel and Allen Bromberger<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-730-5<br />
Creating Wealth<br />
Growing Local Economies with<br />
Local Currencies<br />
Gwendolyn Hallsmith and<br />
Bernard Lietaer<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-667-4<br />
The Economics of Happiness<br />
Building Genuine Wealth<br />
Mark Anielski<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $20.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-596-7<br />
Ecopreneuring<br />
Putting Purpose and the Planet Before Profits<br />
John Ivanko and Lisa Kivirist<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-605-6<br />
The End of Growth<br />
Adapting to Our <strong>New</strong> Economic Reality<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-695-7<br />
Financing our Foodshed<br />
Growing Local Food with Slow Money<br />
Carol Peppe Hewitt<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-723-7<br />
*Homemade for Sale<br />
How to Set Up and Market a Food Business<br />
from Your Home Kitchen<br />
Lisa Kivirist & John Ivanko<br />
240 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $ 22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-786-2<br />
Humanizing the Economy<br />
Co-operatives in the Age of Capital<br />
John Restakis<br />
304 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-651-3<br />
Life, Money and Illusion (Revised)<br />
Living on Earth as if we want to stay<br />
Mike Nickerson<br />
464 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-659-9<br />
The Natural Step for Business<br />
Wealth, Ecology and the<br />
Evolutionary Corporation<br />
Brian Nattrass and Mary Altomare<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $16.95 / Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-384-0<br />
The Natural Step for Communities<br />
How Cities and Towns can Change to<br />
Sustainable Practices<br />
Sarah James and Torbjörn Lahti<br />
304 pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-491-5<br />
The Nature of Business<br />
Redesign for Resilience<br />
Giles Hutchins<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/ Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-737-4<br />
The <strong>New</strong> Sustainability Advantage<br />
Seven Business Case Benefits of a Triple<br />
Bottom Line – Tenth Anniversary Edition<br />
Bob Willard<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-712-1<br />
The <strong>New</strong> Sustainability Advantage<br />
– The Presentation DVD<br />
Bob Willard<br />
DVD 1 hour and 9 minutes<br />
US/Can $14.95<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-9784140-2-3<br />
Occupy Money<br />
Creating an Economy Where Everybody Wins<br />
Margrit Kennedy<br />
128 pages / 5 x 7”<br />
US/Can $12.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-731-2<br />
Ripples from the Zambezi**<br />
Passion, Entrepreneurship and the Rebirth of<br />
Local Economies<br />
Ernesto Sirolli<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-397-0<br />
Sharing is Good<br />
How to Save Money, Time and Resources<br />
through Collaborative Consumption<br />
Beth Buczynski<br />
192 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-746-6<br />
Supply Shock<br />
Economic Growth at the Crossroads<br />
and the Steady State Solution<br />
Brian Czech<br />
384 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-744-2<br />
The Sustainability Champion’s<br />
Guidebook<br />
How to Transform your Company<br />
Bob Willard<br />
144 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-658-2<br />
The Sustainability Champion’s<br />
Guidebook —The Presentation DVD<br />
Bob Willard<br />
55 minutes / 5 x 5 x .125”<br />
US/Can $14.95<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-9784140-1-6<br />
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BACKLIST<br />
The Wealth of Nature<br />
Economics as If Survival Mattered<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
272 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-673-5<br />
Progressive leadership<br />
The Art of Focused Conversation**<br />
100 Ways to Access Group Wisdom<br />
in the Workplace<br />
R. Brian Stanfield and<br />
the Institute for Cultural Affairs<br />
240 pages / 7.25 x 9”<br />
US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-416-8<br />
Coming Back to Life<br />
The Updated Guide to the<br />
Work that Reconnects<br />
Joanna R. Macy and<br />
Molly Young Brown<br />
376 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $21.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-775-6<br />
Consensus-Oriented<br />
Decision-Making<br />
The CODM Model for Facilitating<br />
Groups to Widespread Agreement<br />
Tim Hartnett<br />
192 pages / 7.25 x 9”<br />
US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-689-6<br />
Doing Democracy**<br />
The MAP Model for Organizing<br />
Social Movements<br />
Bill Moyer, with JoAnn McAllister,<br />
Mary Lou Finley and Steve Soifer<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US /Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-418-2<br />
The Empowerment Manual<br />
A Guide for Collaborative Groups<br />
Starhawk<br />
304 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-697-1<br />
The Mediator’s Handbook<br />
Revised and Expanded 4th Edition<br />
Jennifer Beer and Caroline Packard<br />
with Eileen Stief<br />
208 pages / 8.5 x 11” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-722-0<br />
The Workshop Book<br />
From Individual Creativity to Group Action<br />
R. Brian Stanfield and ICA Canada<br />
160 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-470-0<br />
Resilience<br />
Depletion and Abundance<br />
Life on the <strong>New</strong> Home Front<br />
Sharon Astyk<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-614-8<br />
Green Wizardry<br />
Conservation, Solar Power, Organic Gardening,<br />
and Other Hands-On Skills from the<br />
Appropriate Tech Toolkit<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
256 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-747-3<br />
In Transition 2.0 DVD<br />
Transition Network<br />
DVD 67 minutes<br />
US/Can $19.99<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-615-69007-0<br />
The Long Descent<br />
A User’s Guide to the End of the Industrial Age<br />
John Michael Greer<br />
288 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-609-4<br />
*Making Home<br />
Adapting Our Homes and Our Lives<br />
to Settle in Place<br />
Sharon Astyk<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-671-1<br />
Plan C<br />
Community Survival Strategies for<br />
Peak Oil and Climate Change<br />
Pat Murphy<br />
336 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-607-0<br />
The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide<br />
and Cookbook**<br />
Recipes for Changing Times<br />
Albert K. Bates<br />
256 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $22.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-568-4<br />
Powerdown<br />
Options and Actions for a Post-Carbon World<br />
Richard Heinberg<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-510-3<br />
The Power of Community<br />
How Cuba Survived Peak Oil<br />
Community Solutions<br />
53 minutes / 5.25 x 7.5 x .5”<br />
US/Can $20.00<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-910420-32-7<br />
Radical Simplicity<br />
Small Footprints on a Finite Earth<br />
Jim Merkel<br />
272 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $17.95 / Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-473-1<br />
The Resilience Imperative<br />
Cooperative Transitions to a<br />
Steady-state Economy<br />
Michael Lewis & Pat Conaty<br />
400 pages / 6 x 9” / US/CAN $26.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-707-7<br />
Small is Possible<br />
Life in a Local Economy<br />
Lyle Estill<br />
240 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-603-2<br />
Surviving the Apocalypse in<br />
the Suburbs<br />
The Thrivalist’s Guide to Life Without Oil<br />
Wendy Brown<br />
272 pages / 6x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-086571-681-0<br />
Thriving Beyond Sustainability<br />
Pathways to a Resilient <strong>Society</strong><br />
Andrés R. Edwards<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-641-4<br />
Unlearn, Rewild<br />
Earth Skills, Ideas and Inspirations<br />
for the Future Primitive<br />
Miles Olson<br />
240 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US/Can $15.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-721-3<br />
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Social Responsibility<br />
Better World Shopping Guide #5<br />
Every Dollar Makes a Difference<br />
Ellis Jones<br />
184 pages / 4 x 6” / US/Can $11.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-790-9<br />
The Better World Handbook<br />
–Revised and Updated<br />
Small Changes That Make A Big Difference<br />
Ellis Jones, Ross Haenfler<br />
and Brett Johnson<br />
320 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-575-2<br />
*Ecothrifty<br />
Cheaper, Greener Choices for a<br />
Happier, Healthier Life<br />
Deborah Niemann<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-715-2<br />
Educating for Action<br />
Strategies to Ignite Social Justice<br />
Jason Del Gandio and<br />
Anthony J. Nocella II<br />
256 pages/ 6 x 9”/ US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-776-3<br />
Fixing Fashion<br />
Rethinking the Way We Make, Market and<br />
Buy Our Clothes<br />
Michael Lavergne<br />
240 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN: 978-0-86571-800-5<br />
Fostering Sustainable Behaviour<br />
An Introduction to Community-Based<br />
Social Marketing (Third Edition)<br />
Doug McKenzie-Mohr<br />
288 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-642-1<br />
Green Careers<br />
Choosing Work for a Sustainable Future<br />
Jim Cassio and Alice Rush<br />
368 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-643-8<br />
The Interfaith Alternative<br />
Embracing Spiritual Diversity<br />
Steven Greenebaum<br />
176 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-705-3<br />
The Joy of Conflict Resolution<br />
Transforming Victims, Villains and<br />
Heroes in the Workplace and at Home<br />
Gary Harper<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-515-9<br />
The Joy of Missing Out<br />
Finding Balance in a Wired World<br />
Christina Crook<br />
224 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-767-1<br />
Less is More<br />
Embracing Simplicity for a Healthy Planet, a<br />
Caring Economy and Lasting Happiness<br />
Cecile Andrews and Wanda Urbanska<br />
288 pages / 5 x 8” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-650-6<br />
Living in the Shadow of the Cross<br />
Understanding and Resisting the Power and<br />
Priviledge of Christian Hegemony<br />
Paul Kivel<br />
304 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-742-8<br />
Living Room Revolution<br />
A Handbook for Conversation, Community<br />
and the Common Good<br />
Cecile Andrews<br />
224 pages / 5 x 8” / US/Can $16.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-733-6<br />
Making a Living While Making a<br />
Difference – Revised Edition<br />
Conscious Careers for an<br />
Era of Interdependence<br />
Melissa Everett<br />
240 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-591-2<br />
The Making of an Elder Culture<br />
Reflections on the Future of America’s<br />
Most Audacious Generation<br />
Theodore Roszak<br />
320 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”/ US/Can $18.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-661-2<br />
Mobilizing the Green Imagination<br />
An Exuberant Manifesto<br />
Anthony Weston<br />
192 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/ Can $14.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-709-1<br />
Our Ecological Footprint**<br />
Reducing Human Impact on the Earth<br />
Mathis Wackernagel and William Rees<br />
176 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US $14.95 / Can $17.95<br />
US ISBN 978-0-86571-312-3<br />
Can ISBN 978-1-55092-251-6<br />
The Pet Poo Pocket Guide<br />
How to Safely Compost & Recycle Pet Waste<br />
Rose Seemann<br />
176 pages / 5 x 7” / US/Can $14.95<br />
PB ISBN 978-0-86571-793-0<br />
Rhetoric for Radicals<br />
A Handbook for Twenty-First Century Activists<br />
Jason Del Gandio<br />
256 pages/ 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-628-5<br />
Small Stories, Big Changes<br />
Agents of Change on the Frontlines<br />
of Sustainability<br />
Edited by Lyle Estill<br />
216 pages / 5.5 x 8.5”<br />
US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-738-1<br />
Somebodies and Nobodies<br />
Overcoming the Abuse of Rank<br />
Robert W. Fuller<br />
232 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-487-8<br />
Tales from the Sustainable<br />
Underground<br />
A Wild Journey with People Who<br />
Care More about the Planet than the Law<br />
Stephen Hren<br />
208 pages / 6 x 9”<br />
US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-687-2<br />
Toward Sustainable Communities<br />
Solutions for Citizens and Their Governments<br />
— Completely Revised Fourth Edition<br />
Mark Roseland<br />
384 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $34.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-711-4<br />
The Troublemaker’s Teaparty<br />
A Manual for Effective Citizen Action<br />
Charles Dobson<br />
224 pages / 5.5 x 8.5” / US/Can $17.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-489-2<br />
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Underminers<br />
A Guide to Subverting The Machine<br />
Keith Farnish<br />
384 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-754-1<br />
Uprooting Racism<br />
How White People Can Work for Racial Justice<br />
—Revised and Expanded 3rd edition<br />
Paul Kivel<br />
352 pages / 6 x 9” / US/Can $19.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-688-9<br />
Sustainable Building & Design<br />
*The Art of Natural Building<br />
—Revised and Updated<br />
Design, Construction, Resources<br />
Edited by Catherine Wanek,<br />
Michael G. Smith & Joseph F. Kennedy<br />
480 pages / 8 x 9” / US/Can $39.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-771-8<br />
Building with Awareness<br />
The Construction of a Hybrid Home<br />
DVD and Guidebook<br />
Ted Owens<br />
Syncronos Design Inc.<br />
152 pages / 5.375 x 7.5”/ US/Can $39.00<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-9773343-1-5<br />
The Complete Cordwood DVD<br />
With Rob and Jaki Roy<br />
An Earthwood Building School<br />
/Chevalier-Thurling Production<br />
205 minutes / 5.25 x 7.5”<br />
US $39.00 / Can $45.00<br />
DVD ISBN 978-0-9789257-0-3<br />
*Earthbag Building<br />
The Tools, Tricks and Techniques<br />
Kaki Hunter and Donald Kiffmeyer<br />
288 pages / 8 x 10” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-507-3<br />
Earthen Floors<br />
A Modern Approach to an Ancient Practice<br />
Sukita reay Crimmel and<br />
James Thomson<br />
256 pages / 7.25 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-763-3<br />
*Earth-Sheltered Houses<br />
How to Build an Affordable<br />
Underground Home<br />
Rob Roy<br />
272 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $27.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-521-9<br />
*The EcoNest Home<br />
Designing and Building a Light Straw Clay<br />
House<br />
Paula Baker-Laporte and Robert<br />
Laporte<br />
320 full colour pages / 8 x 9”<br />
US/Can $49.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-777-0<br />
Green Home Building<br />
Money-Saving Strategies for an Affordable,<br />
Healthy, High-Performance Home<br />
Miki Cook and Doug Garrett<br />
432 pages/ 6 x 9”/ US/Can $24.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-779-4<br />
*Green Remodeling<br />
Changing the World One Room at a Time<br />
David Johnston and Kim Master<br />
400 pages / 7.5 x 9” / US/Can $29.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-498-4<br />
Green Restorations<br />
Sustainable Building and Historic Homes<br />
Aaron Lubeck<br />
304 full colour pages / 7.5 x 9”<br />
US/Can $37.95<br />
Pb ISBN 978-0-86571-640-7<br />
*Housing Reclaimed<br />
Sustainable Homes for Next to Nothing<br />
Jessica Kellner<br />
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alphabetical index<br />
Advanced Top Bar Beekeeping .................. 13<br />
Afterburn .................................................... 20<br />
After Progress ............................................ 20<br />
Alcohol Fuel ............................................... 21<br />
American Exodus ....................................... 19<br />
And the Skylark Sings with Me .................. 20<br />
The Art of Focused Conversation .............. 25<br />
The Art of Natural Building<br />
--Revised & Updated ............................... 27<br />
The Art of Social Enterprise ...................... 24<br />
Aquaponic Gardening ............................... 17<br />
Backyard Biodiesel ..................................... 21<br />
Backyard Bounty ........................................ 22<br />
Beautiful Corn ............................................ 22<br />
Becoming the Kind Father ......................... 20<br />
Better .......................................................... 19<br />
Better NOT Bigger ..................................... 18<br />
The Better World Handbook—Updated ... 26<br />
The Better World Shopping Guide<br />
— 5th Edition ........................................... 26<br />
The Big Book of Nature Activities.............. 13<br />
The Big Swim ............................................. 19<br />
The Biochar Solution ................................. 19<br />
The Biology of Wonder .............................. 20<br />
Bioshelter Market Garden ......................... 23<br />
Blackout ..................................................... 21<br />
Bokashi Composting ................................. 22<br />
Browsing Nature’s Aisles .......................... 22<br />
Building with Awareness ........................... 27<br />
Catch the Fire ............................................. 20<br />
Chiva .......................................................... 20<br />
Choosing a Sustainable Future ................. 19<br />
Cold, Hungry and in the Dark ................... 21<br />
College without High School .................... 21<br />
The Color of Food ...................................... 22<br />
Coming Back to Life — Updated Edition . 25<br />
Common Threads ...................................... 19<br />
The Compassionate Hunter’s<br />
Guidebook ............................................... 19<br />
The Complete Cordwood DVD .................. 27<br />
Conceiving Healthy Babies ........................ 23<br />
The Consumer Guide to Home Energy<br />
Savings — 10th Ed .................................. 21<br />
Consensus-Oriented Decision- Making .... 25<br />
Cordwood Building — Fully Revised<br />
Second Edition .......................................... 7<br />
Craft Distilling ............................................ 16<br />
Creating a Life Together ............................. 19<br />
Creating Cohousing ................................... 19<br />
Creating Wealth ......................................... 24<br />
Crossing the Rubicon ................................ 20<br />
Dark Age America ........................................ 4<br />
Decline and <strong>Fall</strong> ......................................... 20<br />
Depletion and Abundance ........................ 25<br />
Doing Democracy ...................................... 25<br />
Drinking Molotov Cocktails with Gandhi . 20<br />
Dry Run ...................................................... 21<br />
Dude Making a Difference ......................... 15<br />
Dumbing Us Down .................................... 21<br />
Earthbag Building ...................................... 27<br />
Earthen Floors ........................................... 27<br />
Earth Repair ............................................... 19<br />
Earth-Sheltered Houses ............................ 27<br />
EAT UP ....................................................... 22<br />
Eat Your Greens ......................................... 22<br />
Eating Fossil Fuels ..................................... 20<br />
EcoCities .................................................... 19<br />
The Ecology of Hope ................................. 18<br />
The EcoNest Home ................................... 27<br />
The Economics of Happiness ................... 24<br />
Ecopreneuring ........................................... 24<br />
The Ecotechnic Future ............................... 20<br />
Ecothrifty .................................................... 26<br />
Ecovillages ................................................. 19<br />
EcoVillage at Ithaca ................................... 19<br />
Educating for Action .................................. 26<br />
The Emergent Agriculture ......................... 23<br />
The Empowerment Manual ...................... 25<br />
The End of Growth .................................... 24<br />
Energy-Wise Landscape Design ................ 22<br />
Essential Building Science .......................... 8<br />
Essential Hempcrete Construction ............. 9<br />
Essential Prefab Straw Bale Construction .. 9<br />
The Ethical Meat Handbook ..................... 16<br />
Everyone Wins! .......................................... 21<br />
Evolution’s Edge ........................................ 20<br />
The Farmers Market Cookbook ................. 10<br />
The Farmer’s Office ..................................... 5<br />
The Farm Then and Now ........................... 19<br />
Farmstead Chef .......................................... 22<br />
Fermenting Revolution .............................. 22<br />
Field Exercises ........................................... 23<br />
Financing our Foodshed ........................... 24<br />
Finding Community ................................... 19<br />
The Five Stages of Collapse ...................... 20<br />
Fixing Fashion ............................................ 26<br />
The Food Forest Handbook ....................... 11<br />
Food Security for the Faint of Heart .......... 22<br />
Fostering Sustainable Behavior<br />
— Revised Ed .......................................... 26<br />
From Container to Kitchen ........................ 22<br />
Gardening for the Faint of Heart ............... 18<br />
Gardening When it Counts ....................... 22<br />
The Great Neighborhood Book ................. 19<br />
Green Careers ............................................ 26<br />
Green Home Building ............................... 27<br />
Green Remodeling ..................................... 27<br />
Green Restorations .................................... 27<br />
Green Wizardry .......................................... 25<br />
Growing and Marketing Ginseng,Goldenseal<br />
and other Woodland Medicinals ............. 23<br />
Grow a Sustainable Diet ............................ 22<br />
Grow Create Inspire ..................................... 3<br />
Guerrilla Gardening ................................... 22<br />
Healing the Wounds .................................. 18<br />
Heal Local ................................................... 15<br />
The Heart of Sustainability ........................ 20<br />
Hollyhock Cooks ........................................ 23<br />
Hollyhock: Garden to Table ....................... 23<br />
Home! ........................................................ 18<br />
Homegrown & Handmade ....................... 23<br />
Homemade for Sale .................................. 24<br />
The Homeowner’s Guide to<br />
Renewable Energy — Revised ................. 21<br />
Home Sweet Zero Energy Home .............. 21<br />
Hope and Hard Times .............................. 18<br />
Housing Reclaimed ................................... 27<br />
How to Build with Grid Beam ................... 27<br />
The Human-Powered Home ..................... 27<br />
Humanizing the Economy ........................ 24<br />
Human Scale ............................................. 18<br />
The Integral Urban House ........................ 18<br />
The Intelligent Gardener ........................... 23<br />
The Interfaith Alternative .......................... 26<br />
i-Minds ....................................................... 12<br />
I’m Right and You’re an Idiot .................... 12<br />
In Transition 2.0 ........................................ 25<br />
The Joy of Conflict Resolution ................... 26<br />
The Joy of Missing Out .............................. 26<br />
Keeping the Peace ..................................... 21<br />
The Key to Sustainable Cities .................... 19<br />
Landscape Urbanism and its<br />
Discontents ............................................. 19<br />
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alphabetical index<br />
Less is More ............................................... 26<br />
Life, Money and Illusion — Revised ......... 24<br />
Life Rules ................................................... 20<br />
Liquid Gold ................................................ 23<br />
Living in the Shadow of the Cross ............ 26<br />
Living Room Revolution ............................ 26<br />
The Long Descent ...................................... 25<br />
Magnifeco ................................................... 15<br />
Making a Living While Making a<br />
Difference ................................................ 26<br />
Making Better Buildings ............................ 27<br />
Making Home ............................................ 25<br />
The Making of an Elder Culture ................ 26<br />
Mastering Basic Cheesemaking ................ 10<br />
The Mediator’s Handbook<br />
— 4th Edition .......................................... 25<br />
The Market Gardener ................................ 16<br />
Microhydro ................................................ 21<br />
Mobilizing the Green Imagination ............ 26<br />
More Straw Bale Building .......................... 27<br />
My Name is Chellis and I’m in Recovery<br />
from Western Civilization ........................ 18<br />
Mycelial Mayhem ........................................ 11<br />
A Nation of Farmers .................................. 23<br />
The Natural Child ...................................... 21<br />
The Natural Step for Business .................. 24<br />
The Natural Step for Communities ........... 24<br />
The Natural Step Story .............................. 18<br />
The Nature of Business ............................. 24<br />
The <strong>New</strong> Sustainability Advantage ........... 24<br />
The <strong>New</strong> Sustainability Advantage DVD .. 24<br />
The Non-Toxic Avenger ............................. 23<br />
Not Just a Pretty Face ................................ 23<br />
Occupy Money ........................................... 24<br />
Off the Map ............................................... 20<br />
On Gandhi’s Path ...................................... 20<br />
Our Ecological Footprint ........................... 26<br />
The Party’s Over ........................................ 20<br />
Peak Everything .......................................... 20<br />
Permaculture for the Rest of Us ................ 17<br />
The Permaculture Handbook .................... 17<br />
The Permaculture Market Garden .............. 5<br />
The Permaculture Transition Manual ......... 6<br />
The Pet Poo Pocket Guide ......................... 26<br />
Petrodollar Warfare .................................... 20<br />
Photovoltaics ............................................. 21<br />
Plan C ......................................................... 25<br />
The Planet Friendly Diet ............................. 15<br />
Plowing with Pigs ...................................... 23<br />
The Post-Petroleum Survival Guide &<br />
Cookbook ................................................. 25<br />
The Power and Promise of Humane<br />
Education ................................................. 21<br />
Power from the Sun<br />
—Revised 2nd Edition ............................... 8<br />
Power from the Wind ................................ 22<br />
Powerdown ................................................ 25<br />
The Power of Community DVD ................. 25<br />
The Power of One ...................................... 18<br />
The Practical Cyclist ................................... 23<br />
Prescriptions for a Healthy House ............ 18<br />
Pure Poultry ............................................... 24<br />
Radical Simplicity ...................................... 25<br />
Raising Goats Naturally ............................ 24<br />
Real Goods Solar Living Sourcebook<br />
— 14th Edition ......................................... 22<br />
Reclaiming the Commons for the<br />
Common Good ........................................ 19<br />
Reinventing Collapse — Revised .............. 20<br />
Reinventing Green Building ...................... 14<br />
The Resilience Imperative ......................... 25<br />
Resilient Agriculture .................................. 24<br />
Reusing the Resource ................................ 22<br />
Rhetoric for Radicals ................................. 26<br />
Ripples from the Zambezi ......................... 24<br />
The Rocket Mass Heater Builder’s Guide . 14<br />
Sacred Acts ................................................ 19<br />
The Salmon Recipes .................................. 23<br />
The Scoop on Poop ................................... 27<br />
The Scything Handbook .............................. 6<br />
Seed Libraries ............................................ 23<br />
Seeing Red — Revised & Updated ........... 21<br />
The Senior Cohousing Handbook ............ 19<br />
Serious Microhydro ................................... 22<br />
Sharing is Good ......................................... 24<br />
Shrinking the Technosphere ........................ 4<br />
Simply Imperfect ....................................... 27<br />
Slow is Beautiful ........................................ 19<br />
Small is Possible ........................................ 25<br />
Small Stories, Big Changes ....................... 26<br />
Soil Sisters ................................................. 17<br />
Solar Electricity Basics ............................... 22<br />
The Solar Food Dryer ................................. 23<br />
Solar Home Heating Basics ...................... 22<br />
Solar Water Heating<br />
— Revised & Expanded ........................... 22<br />
Somebodies and Nobodies ....................... 26<br />
Spit that Out! ............................................... 3<br />
Stepping Lightly ......................................... 18<br />
Stoneview ................................................... 27<br />
Supply Shock ............................................. 24<br />
Surviving the Apocalypse in the Suburbs . 25<br />
Sustainable Market Farming ..................... 24<br />
The Sustainability Champion’s<br />
Guidebook ............................................... 24<br />
The Sustainability Champion’s<br />
Guidebook DVD ...................................... 24<br />
The Sustainability Revolution .................... 20<br />
SVO ............................................................ 22<br />
Tales From the Sustainable<br />
Underground ........................................... 26<br />
Teaching Green: The Elementary Years ..... 21<br />
Teaching Green: The High School Years ... 21<br />
Teaching Green: The Middle Years ........... 21<br />
Techno-Fix .................................................. 20<br />
Think Like a Commoner ............................ 19<br />
The Thinking Beekeeper ............................ 24<br />
Thinking Like a Mountain ......................... 18<br />
Thriving Beyond Sustainability .................. 25<br />
Timber Framing for the Rest of Us ........... 27<br />
Toward Sustainable Communities<br />
— 4th Ed .................................................. 26<br />
Towers of Deception .................................. 20<br />
Transport Revolutions ............................... 22<br />
The Troublemaker’s Teaparty .................... 26<br />
Underminers .............................................. 27<br />
Unlearn, Rewild ......................................... 25<br />
Uprooting Racism — Revised ................... 27<br />
Urban Agriculture ...................................... 23<br />
The Urban Farmer ..................................... 16<br />
The Urban Food Revolution ...................... 23<br />
A Volcano in My Tummy ........................... 21<br />
The Wealth of Nature ................................ 25<br />
Weapons of Mass Instruction ................... 21<br />
Webs of Power ........................................... 18<br />
Whitewash ................................................. 23<br />
Why I Walk ................................................. 23<br />
Widening Circles ........................................ 18<br />
Wind Power Basics .................................... 22<br />
Win-Win Games for All Ages ..................... 21<br />
Winter Gardening in the Maritime<br />
Northwest ................................................ 23<br />
Winter Harvest Cookbook ......................... 23<br />
The Workshop Book .................................. 25<br />
The Year-Round Solar Greenhouse ............. 7<br />
Your Green Home ...................................... 27<br />
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