continuous improvement + stacking functions illustrated by a wood stove is the first episode of the new appleturnover series, the journal of small work*
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learn all sorts of ways to use your wood stove more effectively by stacking functions.
how can we live well within the limits of our living systems? This new series is a response to overwhelming urgency. In the face of the daunting prospect of transforming how we live, let's start where we are, with what we've got, and build from there.
this first journal pairs the useful, comforting framework of continuous improvement (kaizen) with the principles of multiple and stacking functions (permaculture), redesigning our systems to meet several needs at once.
the wood stove illustrates how these frameworks can help us adapt to rapid change without losing our balance. We can apply these patterns all over.
what continuous, incremental action are you already taking towards living regeneratively?
what stacking and multiple functions will you add next?
wet us know in the comments. Your small work inspires us all to action.
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elisa rathje
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#permaculture
#sustainableliving
17 дек 2021
