Topics:
- Rosa Koire’s journey from local land use activism to her discovery of UN Agenda 21,
a global incremental plan implemented locally;
- the International Council of Local Environmental Issues, or ICLEI, to de-industrialize the world;
- regionalization and the destruction of boundaries;
- transit villages and food sheds;
- SMART stands for sustainability, monitoring, assessing, rating and tracking;
- mixed-use high-density urban development;
- civil liberties restricted under the guise of environmental concerns;
- powers behind Agenda 21 committed to “sustainable” goals;
- mega-corporate model;
- mega-regions driving the economy and overpowering the nation state;
- Bruntland Commission;
- islands of human habitation;
- Wildlands Project;
- American standard of living being taken down;
- restrictions on rural property and farm lands;
- economic collapse;
- austerity and scarcity;
- technology the enabler of U.N. Agenda 21
- regionalization and the destruction of boundaries;
- transit villages and food sheds;
- SMART stands for sustainability, monitoring, assessing, rating and tracking;
- mixed-use high-density urban development;
- civil liberties restricted under the guise of environmental concerns;
- powers behind Agenda 21 committed to “sustainable” goals;
- mega-corporate model;
- mega-regions driving the economy and overpowering the nation state;
- Bruntland Commission;
- islands of human habitation;
- Wildlands Project;
- American standard of living being taken down;
- restrictions on rural property and farm lands;
- economic collapse;
- austerity and scarcity;
- technology the enabler of U.N. Agenda 21
