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Jamaica Plain

For some, it takes an ecovillage

Sustainable living com ing to the area

Kristen Simmons at the Amory Street site of a future ecovillage in which she will live with others committed to using renewable resources with minimal ecological impact. Kristen Simmons at the Amory Street site of a future ecovillage in which she will live with others committed to using renewable resources with minimal ecological impact. (TIA ANN CHAPMAN/THE HARTFORD COURANT)
By Ryan Rose Weaver
Globe Correspondent / March 25, 2007

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Kristen Simmons is standing in the dark, gazing out onto the site of her future home, currently a parking lot. (Full article: 708 words)

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