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Less Is More: Living Closely on a Finite Planet

Anitra Nelson

Shared Living on a Shared Planet, 2018, p.3

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Título:
Less Is More: Living Closely on a Finite Planet
Autor: Anitra Nelson
Assuntos: Agriculture ; Applied arts ; Applied sciences ; Architecture ; Arts ; Biological sciences ; Buildings ; Cities ; Development economics ; Development studies ; Development theory ; Ecological economics ; Ecological sustainability ; Economic development ; Energy engineering ; Engineering ; Environmental economics ; Environmental studies ; Houses ; Housing ; Human geography ; Metropolitan areas ; Municipal engineering ; Political geography ; Renewable energy ; Residential buildings ; Social sciences ; Sustainable agriculture ; Sustainable cities ; Sustainable communities ; Sustainable development ; Sustainable economic development
É parte de: Shared Living on a Shared Planet, 2018, p.3
Descrição: This introductory chapter outlines why, and how, small and shared housing is a stepping stone towards environmentally sustainable livelihoods and socially convivial lifestyles this century. After sketching the global challenges that small and shared housing can address, I sketch out what small and shared living means on a personal level. Then I describe the structure of this book which, selectively reads the past (Part I), reviews the present (Part II) and speculates on the future of collaborative housing (Part III) at a time when economic and environmental challenges threaten life as we know it, even our species-life per se.Small
Editor: Pluto Press
Idioma: Inglês

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