A community thriving by recycling other people's waste

Sam White

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Location: Wales, UK

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posted 13 years ago

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Some of you may have seen this already but Permaculture.co.uk just linked this article on Facebook. It's about a community in Belgium which thrives and survives by recycling or diverting other peoples' waste.

An inspiring tale of frugality!

"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."

Jeanine Gurley Jacildone

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Location: Midlands, South Carolina Zone 7b/8a

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Cool article. I liked the poultry tunnel idea. Especially timely for me as one of my turkey mommas stole the anothers babies and was headed across a corn field today with 20 babies. I don't care to see my investment heading off into the sunset. I might look into tunnels.

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Kat deZwart

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Location: Limburg, Netherlands, sandy loam

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Cool... I don't live that far away and I'd love to check it out sometime...

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