Sammy Hand Made in Ethiopia creates employment opportunities for artisans and craftsmen with their line of ethical luxury accessories.
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Flame retardants build up in the DNA of Great Lakes fish. Not cool. Fracking scientifically demonstrated to have polluted a small town’s water Steve Baer has added two new plans to his solar power company’s inventory. One New Zealand family shares the story of their hand-built family tent, based on Mike Turcot’s dome tent design. One woodcutter responds to Robert Simonson’s 1973 article about using a froe to split wood blocks for shingles and offers tips to make the job easier. Originally published as “Feedback on Hand-Split Shakes” in the July/August 1974 issue of MOTHER EARTH NEWS. One woman’s journey from life in urban America to a small town in Austria, then back to a suburban homestead in Dallas on which she tries her hand at keeping dairy goats. Photo credit: The Aware Network These hot tamale Mola shoes from Down Under-by-way-of-Colombia are not for the wilting wallflower or the fashion conformist. Ethically made by the indigenous Kuna Indians from reclaimed Mola textile art, the hand-tailored kicks feature reverse applique embroidery in psychedelic, retina-searing hues and acid-trippy designs inspired by tribal body tattoos |
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