This site is being recycled:

The word sustainable has been hijacked!

How many times do you hear the word used as some grand index of corporate achievment in ecological authenticity?
or as a "target" in some well-meaning but utterly impoverished policy for the future generations?

Even wars in the middle east have been described as having sustainable goals - a classic example of modern spin-doctored double-think?

Well, 2012 is fast approaching - the litmus for truly testing how sustainable the last decade of "thinking outside the box" has come up with, thanks to our glorious leaders.
As we move forward towards 2012, we will lay out here in the website what we define as sustainable and we'll also add something pragmatic and authentic, to prepare the way for the change in thinking and lifestyle which we believe will need to come.

watch this space, as they say...

We will also be adding some info for the organic gardener and veggie grower, under the BUGS banner.
- Keep a look out for announcements of the new directory.
As we develop these microbe "technologies" we will add info and a back-story in the new directory
... and ultimately allow supporters and researchers to assist us in developing them into products which we will then promote via these web pages
or so it seems, at this stage.

The community has moved!
Meanwhile, the old forum areas have been taken down and email group facilities and have evolved at our sister-site ofwww.gylanic.org.uk
There are two such email communities there already, which are invite only currently, though we could add another, a centre for partnership, perhaps?

Gylanic is a term, meaning partnership, invented by Riane Eisler.
What this word truly means, its context, can be seen here (offsite link)
Co-operation is the key to the future, as we struggle to become one.big.co-op, after all...

How you can help:

If you have skills to offer, we are always interested in hearing from you and opening up any dialogue which would lead to positive action for change.
If you wish to support the evolution of the site, or otherwise enquire about becoming a patron for any projects contained herein, please get in touch.
If you would like to register on the list of researchers, please also get in touch for an application pdf (see contact link above).

In the mean time, thanks for your patience and please come back soon.
Site Admin