Resources and Links

For the staging of events of all types and sizes, Decompression's Staging Services can provide excellent outcomes for less than the competitors. Decompression, for all your event production needs.

A recent medical breakthrough has revealed the need for glyconutrients - a building block of cell to cell communication, vital for everyone's health and wellness. To purchase glyconutrient supplements go to www.mitcel.com.

Ecotourism has been heralded as an alternative to mass tourism and as highly beneficial to developing economies. This site provides insight into all facets of ecotourism.

Hemp is overlooked for its many valuable uses, including its fibre, seed and biomass.

In recent years there has been a new integration of economics and sociology in the form of a new concept - social capital. This site is an excellent analysis of the literature on social capital.

Permaculture is more than a sustainable food production system - it is not limited to plant and animal production, but also includes community planning and development, use of appropriate technology and adoption of concepts and philosophies that are earth-based and people-centred.

Environmental Activism

Technology is the application of ideas, energy and resources to solve problems and create change. Appropriate technology is that which strives to minimize negative consequences to all life, and connects people with each other and the Earth

Local economic structures such as community Credit Unions, LETS (local exchange trading scheme), CSA (community supported agriculture), Co-ops, social firms, community businesses and permaculture, stop resources being syphoned out of the local community into the coffers of large companies.

Nutritional Supplements

PDaT provides consultants to international and national development initiatives to ensure program and project activities meet the needs of the intended beneficiaries. Through participatory development processes sustainable development can occur.

Taken in isolation, each piece of waste we produce or cause to be produced appears trivial. But we produce waste in all aspects of our lives, and when this is seen in its totality it is an enormous shock - we are drowning in our own waste, both solid and liquid.