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Urban Homesteading: Non-Consumer Culture in a Consumerist World
By Austin Mardon, Catherine Mardon, Kyra Droog and
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A new generation of urban homesteaders are leading the way in environmental consciousness and sustainable living in a world of consumerism and imposing climate change.
Learn the skills, habits and choices that you can make to become more self-reliant in an urban setting and to reduce your mark on the world around you.
Learn the skills, habits and choices that you can make to become more self-reliant in an urban setting and to reduce your mark on the world around you.
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