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from oil dependency to local resilience skip to content ↓ home about contact cycle & walk food group free markets natural & built environment about welcome to the next 100 years of common sense, humans take over planet earth .. because we’re all human (ttb) are part of an movement founded in kinsale ireland about 2005 that now has hundreds of uk towns involved and thousands of towns involved across most countries. if you like the content on this website and want to support the writer please consider a donation via paypal to webshak. very very grateful. what are our main concerns? we are in a big tangled knot. running out of many resources including water – who says we can’t pull the hand brake and ask — why are we doing this? our very competitive ‘win at any cost’ way of life forces many countries to compete with each other. over 40,000 global corporations compete with each other for market share, shifting their profits to report their ‘winning earnings’ to the stock markets of the world. meanwhile the arctic melts, the jetstream moves south when it feels like it , england floods, america gets a polar vortex, a drought and canada gets a few ice storms. even if you don’t believe in climate change and you firmly believe in ‘the markets’ how do you think coca cola will serve drinks in drought zones or where frackers have stolen the water? this is a long page – give yourself some time to read it. please tell us .. what do you think? what do we do? since hurricane haiyan where 7,106 islands were wiped out – yes - 7,106 islands we’ve been very very active because we don’t want to get wiped out in the uk like this do we? oh it’s january 2014 and we already are really badly flooded… so 30 years ago we used to make things the things we needed locally, now we manufacture stuff as far as possible from the shops, use incredible amounts of fossil fuel to get it to the shops, drive to the shops ourselves, and borrow money from banks to buy the car, the clothes made on the moon so we can browse the shopping centres where we don’t ever see or pay the real environmental or slave labour costs of what we’re looking at … looking back – good idea? 1. we want to see international responses that repairs mother earth and puts back permaculture footings - this may help to stabilise regions of earth that are currently getting wiped out so that they become safe harbours for human settlement – if we don”t do that – please expect another 50 million people wanting to live on our new improved floody island. 2. we think the whole ‘shopping’ mall idea is over and markets in every town on mother earth should be shared by all cultures in new ways like here and a little more refined here . that way as storms wipe out other peoples towns we may be better able to take them in an cope with adverse weather while we help restore their lands using the idea above – if we do this then we will be welcomed when the entire south east becomes uninhabitable some winters – simple really? 3. importing containers from slave factories for shopping centres is over – due to basic maths, at todays global vehicle production rate every road on mother earth will have so many cars you won’t be able to move anything ford highlighted we’ll get nothing delivered and no-one is going to work – honestly – all mortgages on earth will become unpayable – its that bad. the wonderful globalisation as promoted by out dated industrialists and bankers today is over. watch the stock markets panic as again the leaders we voted in and bankers ‘growth’ mantra fail us. if we all did this in the name of democracy and peace and we now have to leave due to flooding …? 4. we think that making things we need close to town centres again is going to be essential – furniture here and article regarding using craft based ideas and open source 3d printing. 3d printing will allow designers to “leverage the minimum run of one” – charlie maddock do you want a good laugh? the following items are being printed using 3d printers. furniture – as well as our attempts to get furniture trade remade in uk - there are also other movements – download and make it yer self – so opendesk - a car that crossed the us on 10 gallons of fuel - skateboards . snowboards . frames and lenses for all glasses. shoes you can download and print – cubify - example - nhs printed nose for accident victims available within a year a baby’s life saved after 3d printed devices were implanted to restore breathing. natural looking 3d skin - about a years time. printed livers – tests should be completed by by 2014 a plastic heart that is powered by urine – early stages but the french have just implanted a full plastic heart in december 2013 scanning, printing and molding a human ear in a week – yep - large format 3d objects large metal plane components – bae keys – yes you can scan your own keys and cut them still using a iphone 4? the bugle acoustic amplifier makes for a great accessory: http://shpws.me/oqvy 5. buildings . why does it take 25years to buy a house? we think that the general public should be able to buy homes/schools/officeblocks that cost only £20 a year to heat but our housing ministers are repeatedly failing us - why? you can build a shell of a 2 bedroom home in 1 day so why do we have to pay a mortgage for 25 years – that’s right defunct banking mortgage ideas are dead in the water? again our present leaders fail us miserably as the only solution they drone out on the television is to get a job, apply for a housing loan and spend 25 years of your life doing what 4bn other people have been urged to do – go shopping for stuff that gets imported from the moon so we can watch large hurricanes and flooding on our televisions. instead .. meet the people who want to print your home in 1 day . yep mind blowing hey? not even started yet. we think many vacant shopping centres should become cheap low energy ‘passiv housing’ using the 1 day printing method and use the self assemmbly construction method. this will make better use of the acres of stuff that will never sell as ‘consumer model gets less and less viable’. as a society we are ageing – could we rejuvenate the high street and provide cheap housing – of course we can – we must if we are to adapt to the lack of resources globally and still maintain some quality of life. ordinary people across the uk or the rest of the world did not plan this terrible problem – it’s an old fashioned idea that’s gone wrong and it’s time for a makeover. 6. we think high speed rail is dangerous waste of money but we’re advocating a leap past all the present technologies give engineers the front seat and at least address the next 200 years of low energy options we’ve left ourselves with. there is no harm in old fashioned simple engineering is there? 7. there are over 50 other open source industrial machines that we need to maintain a global civilisation so this will replace many outdated machines, and methods that we used over the last 200 yrs to get here. significant savings for farmers and councils who can build their own machines and create jobs in the process. forget handouts from profiteering banks hey? 8. for a big picture view of what we’re living on as far as planet earth. quite something hey gotta laugh – bored now… going for a walk prior to hurricane haiyan we were busy raising awareness. we show transition or ‘new economy’ films to groups and business’s across the town that show examples of how to live a more resilient and satisfying life by doing things differently & by gradually eliminating time-wasting and resource-wasting activities. as a group we support each other, and raise awareness amongst individuals, local business, local government organisations and other groups, while also offering this website as a place to find links to local businesses, groups and organisations that promote a resilient local community and economy. only the people of bolton can organise this. tell me more about transition transi

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