posted 4 June 2008 by Paula | link to this
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The next Carnival of the Localists edition will publish on June 16. Submissions deadline is June 13 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time. If you’d like to submit an entry, head over to Blog Carnival and fill in the little form. To find out more about this blog carnival, check out the Carnival of the Localists home page. 
Why local preference?
Consumers around the world are making a shift to locally-sourced purchasing out of a desire for environmental sustainability, community self-reliance and meaningful economic relationships. Local foods, locally-made goods, local banking and investing — even local energy production — are quickly becoming their preferred alternative to a globalized economy.
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Local Preference is authored by Paula Hay, an independent business owner in Bellefonte, PA, USA. More »
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Centre County, PA, USA is located smack in the middle of of the state and is this site's geographic home. Towns and regions include Bellefonte, Boalsburg, Brush Valley, Penns Valley, Centre Hall, State College, Philipsburg, Milesburg, Port Matilda, Pine Grove Mills, and Bald Eagle Valley.
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- Catherine Austin Fitts » withdrawing from the tapeworm economy
- Ed Harris » the Local Foods Research Project
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- John Robb » open source warfare; resilient communities; networked tribes; decentralized platforms; self-organizing futures
- Ran Prieur » just a guy with his head screwed on straight.
- SolarClarity » a sustainability and relocalization network based in Chester, Connecticut.
- Tom Philpott » sustainable farmer & Grist.org's food editor
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archives by date
- June 2008
- Wealth, capital flows, and corporate evil
- Carnival of the Localists: next edition June 16
- Carnival of the Localists — June 2, 2008
- May 2008
- Local foods at the convenience store, and a franchise model to boot
- Contango = ‘Holy shit, we’ve run out of planet!’
- Infrastructure issues in Vermont
- Carnival of the Localists — May 19, 2008
- Big brand, local sourcing
- 'Lefty fad?' 3 reasons why 'buy local' is a conservative issue
- Carnival of the Localists — May 5, 2008
- Slate takes on local currencies
- April 2008
- Blog debate: Barnes & Noble vs. local booksellers
- Carnival of the Localists next edition: May 5
- The consequences of globalization
- Carnival of the Localists — April 21, 2008
- Local micro-fabrication: MIT's Fab Labs
- More on local infrastructure rebuilding
- Reminder: Carnival of the Localists submissions due tomorrow
- King Corn
- National Animal Identification System threatens viability of small, local farms
- Article by yours truly @ StartupNation
- 'Food miles' is about peak oil, not carbon emissions
- When 'buy local' doesn't work
- Certified poultry processing goes mobile in Vermont
- Colonialism on exhibit: Tesco's 'air freighted' labeling conundrum
- Map: Subprime loan conditions across the US
- Carnival of the Localists: inaugural edition to publish 04.21.08
- Join the Carnival of the Localists
- Correlation? ADP's job numbers & buy local campaigns
- Love it! The Cockaponsett Energy Cooperative
- More 'food miles' controversy
- Map: Farm delivery routes near Providence for business customers
- A brief introduction
