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      The phrase "Where's your ecovillage" was actually struck out in what I thought was my final draft, but Gristmill's deadline was a little sooner than I realized.  But I believe Bart's interpretation is correct.
      Also, a report on Culture Change's website I wrote is "Where's your ecovillage as meltdown approaches?"
      There were four sentences deleted from my essay.  Understandable, when I had gone way over the limit for number of words.  For context, I start with the last sentence of the fourth paragraph:
  "My expectation is that our house-of-cards economy may not recover from what might be the Final Energy Crisis.  So, Hubbert's and others' assumptions about resources slowly disappearing are flawed.  Dr. Colin Campbell, the geologist who revived interest in peak oil in the 1990s, says peak oil means we are entering "the second half of the Age of Oil."  Not so.  The Stone Age did not end for lack of stones."  A key point, but not one to make every reader here happy.
      I admit that there's a problem when any reader of my message reacts that it "makes me feel either a) guilty, b) doomed, c) skeptical or d) annoyed." as was the case with Kaela.  However, my biographical and factual piece stands as reality.  Perhaps she needs to take responsibility for her feelings and not blame the messenger.  
      I restate this beginning of this post, because the Preview was obscuring it:
      The phrase "Where's your ecovillage" was actually struck out in what I thought was my final draft, but Gristmill's deadline was a little sooner than I realized.  But I believe Bart's interpretation is correct.
      Also, a report on Culture Change's website I wrote is "Where's your ecovillage as meltdown approaches?"
  On Here's how posted 3 years, 1 month ago 28 Responses