Crop variety has been declining over the last few decades. This article explores why and introduces how permaculture, food forestry, and companion planting can help
The Colorado River, which 40 million Americans depend on for water, has seen decline in flow in the past decades and projects to continue in trend. Let’s explore how this will affect many and what other long-term water solutions are available.
In this issue of the Drop, we’ve focused on a variety of ways that individuals and small communities can sustain themselves, whether it be through wind energy, sustained drinking water, or food production.
This issue of the DROP includes stories on Hydropanel solar cells, homesteading garden layouts, permaculture in urban environments, options for a sustainable food future.
This issue of the Drop includes information on basic home gardening, permaculture guilds, online seed vendors, preparedness, and off grid devices.
Energy and self-sufficiency news from around the world: Megadrought in the western US, Chernobyl fires, a device collects water from fog, Robots turn scrap metal into energy.
Latest news on self-sufficiency and sustainability from various sources. Includes information on survivalism experts, homestead gardening, DIY face masks and off-grid computers.
News report on debunking survival myths, how to stockpile healthy food in a quarantine, homesteading in an apartment, and more.