Cut your transport footprint dramatically while rebuilding the local, low-energy mobility patterns our future will demand. This RetroSuburbia chapter by David Holmgren covers active transport, shared vehicles, bicycle infrastructure, and reduced car dependency, with real examples of households already living this way.

Annie Raser-Rowland and Adam Grubb present a toolkit for living well on less — saving money, reducing environmental impact, and enjoying life more in the process. Witty and practical, it offers a positive entry point for those new to low-consumption living.

This book examines the finite fossil fuel basis of industrial civilisation and the challenges facing renewable energy as a replacement. Essential context for anyone working on post-carbon household and community design.