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RADIO 2050



Episode 49

Living Lightly

Community Activist

Michael Hale discusses the concept and sustainability of eco-villages, emphasizing living lightly on the land and reducing ecological footprints. Michael recounts his journey from environmental work in the 70s to co-founding an eco-village in the late 90s. He finds hope in collaborative local and bioregional efforts addressing climate change, advocating for collective action.

  • The Global Ecovillage Network outlines four dimensions of sustainability: social, ecological, cultural, and economic.

  • Ecovillages minimize their ecological footprint using sustainable practices like organic farming, permaculture, and water replenishment.

  • Sustainability should be the goal of a community, not growth. Why do societies feel the need to infinitely grow in a world with finite resources?

  • Contact your local representative. Hold governments and corporations accountable, and prod them into action against the climate crisis that affects us all. https://radioparadise.com/episode/michael-hale 

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About Michael Hale

Michael Hale is a director of PIPE UP, a network of residents of Southwestern BC who have come together because of concerns about the safety, environmental, and economic implications of shipping tar sands along the Trans Mountain Pipeline, which runs from Edmonton AB to Burnaby BC. He is also a director at the Yarrow Ecovillage, an intentional community in Yarrow, British Columbia, Canada. The ecovillage is a member-designed community that aims to achieve a more socially, ecologically and economically sustainable way of life.

Courtesy: RadioParadise Featured Songs

Down To The Sea

Angus & Julia Stone

Take Me Home, Country Roads

Mountain Man

Burn, Burn, Burn

Zach Bryan

Low Sun

Hermanos Gutiérrez

Vagabond

Caamp

Home (Single Version)

Bat for Lashes

Better Together

Jack Johnson

At Your Feet

Bat for Lashes

Credits

Creator/Producer: William Goldsmith

Host/Producer: Alanna Goldsmith

Audio Shaman: Josh Cunningham

 
 
 

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