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intentional community
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intentional community
n.
A small, localized, often rural community of persons or families pursuing common interests or concentrating on certain basic values.
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Intentional communities have been in the news for several years.
Intentional homesteading: it could help increase employment ... by Dody, Jack; Dody, Marilou / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Particularly in our region, where green is a way of life, New Life Journal often talks about intentional communities as sustainable communities, where land might be preserved in a land trust or housing shared to limit development.
Intentionally neighborly: residents and developers of the area's ... by New Life Journal
Fortunately, many within the contemporary intentional communities movement are creating living arrangements that lead to reduced energy consumption at the neighborhood and community level.
Notes from research at Earthaven Ecovillage: energy efficiency and ... by Lockyer, Joshua P. / Synthesis/Regeneration
 
 
 
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