COULD SAINT ALBANS BECOME A "REGENERATIVE COMMUNITY"?
Ever wonder what people are talking about when they talk about "regeneration"? Currently applied to fields as diverse as ecology, spirituality, health, and economics, regeneration has become a bit of a buzzword lately.
In the face of mounting environmental, economic, and social crises, Hall, a long-time activist with the international Transition Towns Movement, observes that "more and more people genuinely want to help bring about a just and regenerative future, but feel overwhelmed or don't know where to start." "Fortunately," he says, "there are so many things we can do right now to make a real difference, starting wherever we are."
According to Hall, a regenerative community might look like one where there's an abundance of small farms and gardens, a vibrant culture and economy powered by sustainable local businesses, solar panels on every rooftop, more bikes than cars, good public transit, and plenty of spaces to gather and commune with nature. It would also be a place where people from all walks of life regularly come together to dream, discuss, and design their own destiny.
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