Global
Emergency Actions
Eutopias
(3)
Making Good Places
Ecologically and Culturally
With Thought Experiments and Informed Designs
Old Places Old Problems Old Ideas—New Patterns!
Really, there are so many good ideas, from the breakdown of nations and sustainable welfare to rationing, tradable vouchers and taxing bad things. Let us try them all at once, together, in an immediately-responsive, self-renewing, mature pattern, Eutopias!
Eutopias is a paratraditional nostrum for preserving what is good and useful in human cultures and sciences, and for reserving what is necessary for nature to keep regenerating itself, while addressing the cascading problems of the modern expansion and catastrophic development with an immediate emergency approach. Eutopias is a practical framework for allowing the creative anarchy of traditional-size cultures to be able to implement appropriate technology to deal with their resources and with other cultures through a revitalized and empowered international body that has the power of taxing global resources and properties for its own support, as well as the power to disarm and neutralize the unhealthy influences of large nations and corporations. Eutopias is a framework that limits human expansion to domestic and artificial areas, by specifying responsibilities and duties, while permitting the free operation of nature on the majority of the planet. It also saves neopoetic areas and reserves wilderness. It encourages respect for natural and cultural capital. It recommends recognizing limits and planning for them using an ecological perspective and a metaphorical approach-it is metaphor-based as well as science-based, and limits-based as well as culture-based.
Revisualize
security!
Reconstruct nations!
Demilitarize the planet!
Redesign communities!
Unleash the wild!
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Wild Hawthorne at Altazor Forest in Idaho
