Commune with Jeff Krasno
190. Lesson: Complex Problems, Simple Permaculture Solutions with Warren Brush
May 25, 2021 · 11 min
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A village in Liberia had a malaria crisis, and one permaculture fix changed everything.
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In this episode
- How village design can directly cause or prevent disease outbreaks
- Why permaculture principles solve complex problems with simple changes
- A real-world story showing regenerative thinking applied to human health
- A starting point for sourcing food in ways that sustain rather than deplete
About this episode
Today's episode is an excerpt from our Commune course, Principles of Permaculture with Warren Brush. If you are interested in this topic I recommend you register for the free master class that Warren teaches on the ancient roots of regenerative agriculture. Just go to onecommune.com/roots to sign up for a time to watch. Whether you are already interested in permaculture or have never heard the word, you will come away from this one-hour master class with a better understanding of how to source the food you eat in a way that is life-sustaining rather than life-draining. In this particular lesson, Warren tells the story of a village in Northern Liberia where the village design was contributing to a malaria outbreak — and how permaculture principles offered a remarkably simple solution. You can learn more about Commune at onecommune.com. And connect with us on Instagram at @onecommune and @jeffkrasno.
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