Knox City has seen an increase in the number of residents fighting for what they believe is right and using their time constructively to promote these causes. The existing community groups created an alliance to amplify the efforts in conservation and to mitigate the effects of climate change.
I interviewed some of these passionate and driven people and modelled their response in the Doughnut. My intention was to increase awareness, in the local community and government, about how the City of Knox can thrive considering the planet and the needs of society.
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Ann Gosline
Patagonia, Arizona, United States of America
Very interested in how donut economics principles can be brought to large rural landscapes and their communities.