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    Eco Village Essay

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    living is good for your health, the environment, creates jobs, and creates the demand for more eco friendly products." Being aware of the environment reduces the amount of pollution that can affect your skin, lungs, food, or anything that goes into your body. Environmental jobs that assist in helping the environment are on the rise since we are in critical times and with eco friendly living becoming more popular means more jobs for residents of Elk Grove. Ecofriendly living also creates the demand for more environmentally cautious products since more individuals are using them. Lastly the environment benefits the most. The vegetation on earth is more likely to survive if we treat it as sacred and with some care. According to “Cloughjordan: Ecovillage” by Peadar Kirby, Ireland was their first to have a member owned farm that is used all year long. (Peadar 51) The people of Cloughjordan have a understanding of where their food comes from and also an appreciation of the time that goes into the process of growing produce. The Cloughjordan farm is a perfect example of how eco villages can create jobs and encourage the creation of eco friendly products. Even though there are many benefits, the main concern is the…

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    EcoVillage at Ithaca Founded in 1991, EcoVillage at Ithaca (EVI) exists as an intentional community that houses approximately 220 people and cherishes environmental stewardship. (Walker) Since its founding, EVI has grown tremendously, and “is part of a global movement of people seeking to create positive solutions to the social, environmental and economic crises our planet faces” (Vigor). EVI has been successful in raising funds to begin their journey and working together to keep their dream…

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    development of the ecovillage at Ithaca and the various dimensions that have created a sustainable lifestyle among the residents within their natural environments. The research was meant to review the modalities of connectedness with the environment and the development of relationships between the Ithaca community, the design of the ecovillage, and the implemented practices the community is engaging in to sustain their environment. 3) Theory/ Theoretical Model/ Hypothesis: There was no focal…

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    While limited research has been conducted on the existing relationship between ecovillages capitalism, and neoliberalism, there have been studies that allude to the interactions between non-profit organizing, neoliberalism and capitalism. Ted Baker, in this article titled Ecovillages and Capitalism, notes this fact by stating, his own “need to address the limited amount of literature that had already been generated by this connection” (Baker, 2013). More generally, the interactions between…

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    What Is Sustainability?

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    For example, Dancing Rabbit is an ecovillage that is working to build a healthy alternative to the modern US culture. They want to live in an ecologically sound community that serves as an example of positive human action within the natural world. Their primary focus is ecological sustainability. They build their homes using alternative techniques such as straw bale and cob, and they power them with renewable energy from the Sun and wind. The food they eat is local, organic, and in-season foods.…

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    Eco Community Essay

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    that can only be realized through first-hand experience, since what scholars have written about the communities or what a community may claim on its website or in interviews is sometimes faulty, deceptive or incomplete. The danger of misunderstanding is especially great because these communities are alternative societies. It is necessary to learn the culture of the communities before one can produce valid explanations and analyses of the eco communities. Therefore, an analysis of eco…

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