CoEvolution Quarterly, Fall 1981

“The Four Corners project is the construction of the world’s largest sculpture using the least amount of material. It consists of an invisible tetrahedron spanning the inside of the Earth with the outer four corners just protruding from the crust of the Earth.”

Published: Fall 1981
Collection: CoEvolution Quarterly
Links: Internet Archive, Download PDF

Sections:

Understanding Whole Systems4
Politics40
Land Use61
Soft Technology74
Craft81
Community82
Nomadics103
Communications132
Learning139
Business142

CoEvolution Quarterly, Fall 1981

1. 1. Microcomputer Art by Robert Ishi
    1
UNDERSTANDING WHOLE SYSTEMS
1. 1. FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD by David Barr
    4
  2. Villages
    9
  3. A Field Guide to the Atmosphere
    9
  4. JOGGER’S REEF by Will Baker
    10
  5. AN ECOLOGIST STANDING UP AMONG SEATED SOCIAL SCIENTISTS by Paul R. Ehrlich
    24
  6. MORE ON GAIA and THE END OF GAIA by James E, Lovelock
    36
  7. Life Span of the Biosphere by J.E. Lovelock and M. Whitfield
    37
  8. How can a space lightsail work with no keel in no water?
    38
  9. The New Solar System
    39
  10. Basin and Range
    39
  11. Humanity: A Bacterial Success Story by Michael Phillips
    40
POLITICS
1. 1. Real politics in Ridgefield, Washington
    40
  2. Real politics in Switzerland
    41
  3. STOPPING THE UNTHINKABLE: The Opponents of Nuclear War by Alia Johnson
    42
  4. The Night of the New Moon
    56
  5. The Day after Trinity
    56
  6. Black Rain
    58
  7. Nuclear-free zones
    58
  8. Nukuler Holocaust Kicks by R. Crumb
    59
  9. Membership Recruiting Manual
    60
  10. The People’s Law Review
    60
  11. Building an Ark
    60
LAND USE
1. 1. Job Opportunities Bulletin
    61
  2. Desertification of the United States
    61
  3. The New Alchemy Back Yard Fish Farm Book
    61
  4. CHIPKO: NORTH INDIA’S TREE HUGGERS by Mark Shepard
    62
  5. An American Chipko by Andy Lipkis
    70
  6. Trees of North America
    71
  7. Maximum oxygen tree?
    71
  8. Growing Vegetables the Big Yield/Small Space Way
    72
  9. The Grafter’s Handbook
    72
  10. Temperate-Zone Pomology
    72
  11. Common Sense Pest Control for the Home and Garden
    73
  12. Integrated Pest Management for the Home and Garden
    73
  13. Weeds
    73
  14. Park’s Success with Seeds
    73
SOFT TECHNOLOGY
1. 1. Escalators by Steve Baer
    74
  2. Bulb Misers
    75
  3. Dr. Watt Power Factor Controller
    75
  4. Touch ’n Foam
    75
  5. Basic Machines and How They Work
    75
  6. Wind Power for the Homeowner
    76
  7. The New Alchemy Water Pumping Windmill Book
    76
  8. Carter Wind Generator
    76
  9. Passive Solar Energy
    77
  10. Photovoltaics
    77
  11. Photovoltaics commentary
    77
  12. The Owner-Built Pole Frame House
    78
  13. Interior Finish
    78
  14. Home Remedies
    79
  15. Do-It-Yourself Energy-Saving Projects
    79
  16. Saskatchewan air-to-air heat exchanger plans
    79
  17. The Movable Nest
    80
  18. Hubbard Wooden Folding Box
    80
  19. Coleccion Como Hacer Mejor/ Mexican How-to Booklets
    80
CRAFT
1. 1. The Unknown Craftsman
    81
  2. Upholstering Methods
    81
COMMUNITY
1. 1. What Color Is Your Parachute?
    82
  2. The Complete Book of Locks, Keys, Burglar and Smoke Alarms, and Other Security Devices
    82
  3. Home Security
    82
  4. Donoghue’s Money Fund Directory
    83
  5. Donoghue’s Moneyletter
    83
  6. Stock mutual funds
    83
  7. Getting Grants
    83
  8. Clay by “Zero”/Ramon Sender Morningstar
    84
  9. Nobody’s Fool by Wavy Gravy
    86
  10. Voluntary Simplicity
    89
  11. The Children of Prosperity
    89
  12. In the Beginning by Leslie Woolf Hedley
    90
  13. Home Food Systems
    93
  14. Rodale’s Encyclopedia of Indoor Gardening
    93
  15. Honey Cup —improved diaphragm
    94
  16. Beating the Adoption Game
    94
  17. Timber Faller’s First Aid Kwik Kit
    95
  18. Malaria on the increase again, everywhere
    95
  19. Homeopathic criticism
    95
  20. When the Mental Patient Comes Home
    96
  21. Local suicide makes good
    96
  22. Suicide comment
    96
  23. The day they hated the rec room
    97
  24. Not all pet-haters are two-legged
    97
  25. What volleyball game?
    97
  26. Fountain of youth
    97
  27. Into the Washoe Sink by Dan O Neill
    98
  28. Pissing on Moral Dilemmas by Anonymous
    102
NOMADICS
1. 1. A Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
    103
  2. National Marine Electronics
    103
  3. Stugeron by mail
    104
  4. Citadel bike lock
    104
  5. The International Man
    104
  6. American Map Company
    104
  7. GoodTravel Tours
    105
  8. South Pacific Handbook
    105
  9. Indonesia Handbook
    105
  10. Caving by Richard A. Watson
    105
  11. LOW RENT HIMALAYAS Text and Photographs by Kevin Kelly
    108
  12. MOUNTAINS AS GODS, MOUNTAINS AS GOALS Text and Photographs by Thomas Laird
    116
  13. Boat Fantasy by Buck Smith
    130
COMMUNICATIONS
1. 1. The Music-Lover’s Quick and Accurate Guide to Stereo by James Boyk
    132
  2. Book Marketing
    134
  3. New Pages
    134
  4. Personal Computer World
    134
  5. Literary Machines
    134
  6. Letters to a Friend
    135
  7. The Alternative Press
    135
  8. Good Movies by Sheila Benson
    136
  9. Sharon & Karen by R. Crumb
    138
LEARNING
1. 1. Changing Bodies, Changing Lives
    139
  2. The Modelmaker’s Handbook
    139
  3. Organizing and Operating Profitable Workshop Classes
    140
  4. Buddhism
    140
  5. Cold Mountain
    140
  6. Drawing Down the Moon
    141
  7. Circle
    141
BUSINESS
1. 1. Masthead
    142
  2. CoEvolution Quarterly Summer 1981 Financial Report
    142
  3. POINT Financial Report
    142
  4. POINT Balance Statement
    142
  5. Maniacal Subscribers
    142
  6. CQ Microfilm and Reprints
    142
  7. ‘Or Whole Earth Household Store”
    143
  8. Gossip
    143
  9. CoEvolution is indexed
    143
  10. Aw
    143
  11. Rising Sun wants you!
    143

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