The Good Life : How To Grow A Better World
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For Hannah Moloney, a good life is one built around community, sustainability and practising radical hope.
From growing your own food to composting, building a rocket stove to car sharing, The Good Life will show you how living an ordinary life can make an extraordinary contribution to countering the climate emergency. Whether you have a half-acre, a backyard, a tiny balcony or no balcony at all, there are tips and tricks to suit everyone.
Full of wisdom, hope and inspiration, The Good Life is your ultimate guide to improving your wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around you to create a better world for all.
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From growing your own food to composting, building a rocket stove to car sharing, The Good Life will show you how living an ordinary life can make an extraordinary contribution to countering the climate emergency. Whether you have a half-acre, a backyard, a tiny balcony or no balcony at all, there are tips and tricks to suit everyone.
Full of wisdom, hope and inspiration, The Good Life is your ultimate guide to improving your wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around you to create a better world for all.
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Product details
- Paperback | 304 pages
- 188 x 238 x 29mm | 1,020g
- 31 Aug 2021
- Affirm Press
- Mulgrave, VIC, Australia
- English
- 1922419389
- 9781922419385
- 67,791
About Hannah Moloney
Based in nipaluna/Hobart, Hannah Moloney is a permaculture landscape designer, educator and change maker.
For the past two decades she’s been getting her hands dirty in the garden, community change projects, political and front line activism, and on national TV as a guest presenter with the legendary Gardening Australia.
Along the way she’s won a few awards and accolades – but, seriously, who cares? The only personal awards Hannah is interested in is witnessing people change their lives in order to change the world.
When she’s not working on growing a better garden and world, Hannah is having a crack at playing the ukulele, trying to master the ever-elusive chin up, plaiting her daughter’s hair and hugging her goats.
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For the past two decades she’s been getting her hands dirty in the garden, community change projects, political and front line activism, and on national TV as a guest presenter with the legendary Gardening Australia.
Along the way she’s won a few awards and accolades – but, seriously, who cares? The only personal awards Hannah is interested in is witnessing people change their lives in order to change the world.
When she’s not working on growing a better garden and world, Hannah is having a crack at playing the ukulele, trying to master the ever-elusive chin up, plaiting her daughter’s hair and hugging her goats.
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