Zero Waste: Flattening the curve of growth economics in households and community for a zero waste society

What can we do in our households and community economies to truly become a zero waste society?

Meg Ulman and Patrick Jones (Artist as Family) discuss all the things they do in their every day to divest from consumer culture and grow their ecological economy of place.

MEET THE PRESENTERS

Meg Ulman and Patrick Jones - Artist as Family

Patrick and Meg live on Dja Dja Wurrung country in Central Victoria on a quarter-acre permaculture plot, home to the School of Applied Neopeasantry at Tree Elbow University.

They base their creative practice on the concept of permapoesis, which simply means permanent making or regenerative living – an antidote to disposable culture.

We have seen their low waste living and are excited to hear from Meg and Patrick who live and breath zero waste!

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