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Some Commerce BB's require a tip of the hat to permaculture values. One requires a strong inclination towards permaculture values. This document is an attempt to define this for the purposes of the SkIP and PEP programs.

- the land is richer for your having been there
- non-extractive

- to strive for less than 1% of the toxicity found in an organic home
- less than 1% of the petroleum, paint and cement
- less than 1% of the carbon footprint
- less than 1% of the petroleum footprint
- less than 1% of the garbage going to the dump

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I am kind of not sure about how to work with this list of permaculture values. Would it not be easier to the public to work with permaculture ethics and principles we see more in books ?
 
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