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This book offers practical, realistic methods for reversing the effects of environmental catastrophe caused by industry. It defines regenerative design, and describes practical applications to the essential systems of land development: energy flow, water flow, agriculture and land use, and building design.

Discusses not just the theory and the technology, but also the social, economic and political context in which change must take place.
-- Uses case studies to show how different methods can be applied to a variety of problems.