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Published quarterly, each issue of Synapse, focuses on a particular subject area relating to our mission statement. We have covered topics such as: community economics, peace, human rights, population and development, healing and communication. Distributed internationally, with a circulation of up to 5,000, Synapse has become a respected source of alternative information.

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ARTICLES ON SUSTAINABILITY IN SYNAPSE

• Examples of Positive Steps Toward Becoming A Sustainable Community
• Developing Local Economies and Currencies: Resources for Sustainable Local Communities -- Part Five
• Resources for Sustainable Local Communities -- Part Four
• Resources For Sustainable Local Communities -- Part Three
• Resources For Sustainable Local Communities -- Part Two
• Resources For Sustainable Local Communities -- Part One
• Continuing Work on Community Sustainability --
  Grand Traverse Bay Region
• Community Sustainability in the Grand Traverse Bay Area: Part II
• Community Sustainability in the Grand Traverse Bay Area: Part I
• Summer Salons-- Discussions about Sustainable Communities

RELATED ARTICLES IN SYNAPSE

• ISSUE NUMBER 47
• Making Government Work:A Citizen's Guide To Conquering Cynicism
• Citizens' Action Pays Off -- Working with local government ordinances to conserve natural resources
• You Can Build Environmentally Friendly Housing

 

• ISSUE NUMBER 45
• You Can Build Environmentally Friendly Housing
• Searching for Sustainable Economic Mind?
• Land Use And Sustainable Communities
• Suggested Reading On Sustainable Economics
• On the Road in Search of Sustainable Local Economies

 

• ISSUE NUMBER 44
• Characteristics of Sustainability: Healing Communities in Times of Change
• Community Sustainability in the Grand Traverse Area: Health Arena
• Midwifery as a Sustainable Community Model For Providing Women's Health Care
• Effects on Northern Michigan Families from Welfare Reform

  ISSUE NUMBER 40

• Yoga As Ecological Restoration

  ISSUE NUMBER 39

• Bioregionalism and Ecological Economics
• Energy, Ecology, Economy
• A Chilean Connection: Ecofeminism in Latin America & From Economic Analysis to Ecology: 25 Years in Latin America
• The Natural Step: A Compass For Sustainable Development

  ISSUE NUMBER 38

• Alliance for a New Democracy

  ISSUE NUMBER 37

• Thoughts on urban growth

  ISSUE NUMBER 36

• Developing the Rules of Localization
• Growing in Place
• Our Daily Bread
• Broken Stories, Healing Communities

  ISSUE NUMBER 35

• Water Quality Education: A Community-based Education Approach

  ISSUE NUMBER 34

• CoHousing: Creating Community in a Fragmented World

  ISSUE NUMBER 31

• The Need For A Third Way In Economics
• Greetings from Pleasanton Township
• Why I Want A Sawmill (In My Watershed)

  ISSUE NUMBER 30

• Organic Food and Farming: Building RuralUrban Connections