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Autumn Equinox + Last Quarter: What we the commoners owe

Autumn Equinox + Last Quarter: What we the commoners owe
A self-sustaining, off-grid home known as an Earthship. If it's too late for the Revolution to have the state gift everyone in the world with such a house, how much should we each be endeavoring to turn our own homes into Earthships, if we even have the legal right to transform where we live? (Image by Wikipedia user Biodiesel33, CC BY-SA 3.0.)

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