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Fine words.Let's hope it works out for the Kiwis.
I don't see much,if any,of this in Australia. Rather hard to escape the sell-off-the-farm fix I guess.
The way jobs are being shed in the almighty mining sector I may not have much longer to wait.
Cold turkey.
The Transition Towns initiative is starting to go viral in Southeast Queensland and is spreading to other parts of Australia. For details go to the SEAC website or the Transition Australia hub. With their intimate knowledge of peak oil, TODers should be at the forefront of Transition Towns in a town or suburb near you.