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| - | Permaculture, as described in {{ISBN| | + | Permaculture, as described in {{ISBN|9780195024029|Creating a Life Together}} (page 143) is: ''A set of techniques and principles for designing sustainable human settlements, with plants, animals, and buildings--especially the relationships between them.'' |
As defined by David Holmgren in {{ISBN|9780646418445|Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability}}, [[permaculture]] uses three ethics and twelve principles to design self-generative systems that can be continued sustainably. | As defined by David Holmgren in {{ISBN|9780646418445|Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability}}, [[permaculture]] uses three ethics and twelve principles to design self-generative systems that can be continued sustainably. | ||
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<graphvizr> digraph ethics { node [URL="/wiki/\N"] label="Permaculture Ethics" "Care for the earth" -> "Care for the people" "Care for the people" -> "Limit consumption, share surplus" "Limit consumption, share surplus" -> "Care for the earth" } </graphvizr>
Permaculture, as described in The Timeless Way of Building (page 143) is: A set of techniques and principles for designing sustainable human settlements, with plants, animals, and buildings--especially the relationships between them.
As defined by David Holmgren in Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability , permaculture uses three ethics and twelve principles to design self-generative systems that can be continued sustainably.
