Health care has become a far more visible public issue in the year
since TCLocal published Part One of our overview of local health
care resources, "Health Care in an Energy-Constrained
Environment":

http://tclocal.org/2008/10/health_care_in_an_energyconstr.html

In Part Two of the series, "Options for Re-evaluating Care
Resources," Bethany Schroeder turns to a consideration of
challenges that local health care will face in an era of declining
energy inputs, particularly issues relating to transportation,
facilities, and models of care.  You can find the article at

http://tclocal.org/2009/11/health_care_in_an_energyconstr_2.html

People who want to comment on this article or engage Bethany in
discussion should note that the TCLocal web site is specifically
designed to get feedback on these ideas as they are developed.
Please use the comment form at the bottom of the article so that
we can keep all the input in one place.

ABOUT TCLOCAL

Every month (approximately) TCLocal brings you another in our
series of articles addressing various aspects of energy descent in
Tompkins County.  Contributors to TCLocal are members of the
community committed to helping prepare for a future with less
available energy. Articles that have appeared so far in this
series can be found at tclocal.org. They include:

   Burning Transitions
      by Krys Cail (October 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/11/health_care_in_an_energyconstr_1.html

   Visioning County Food Production, Parts One and Two
      by Karl North (July and September 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/07/visioning_county_food_producti.html
      http://tclocal.org/2009/09/visioning_county_food_2.html

   Can New York State Feed Itself?
      by Jon Bosak (June 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/06/can_new_york_state_feed_itself.html

   Examining the Potential Local Foodshed of Tompkins County
      by Christian Peters (March 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/03/examining_the_potential_local.html

   Food Processing in Tompkins County
      by Persephone Doliner (February 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/02/food_processing_in_tompkins_co.html

   Wasting in the Energy Descent: An Outline for the Future
      by Tom Shelley (January 2009)
      http://tclocal.org/2009/01/wasting_in_the_energy_descent.html

   Local and Urban Small Livestock and Poultry
      by Angelika St. Laurent (December 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/12/local_and_urban_small_livestoc.html

   Health Care in an Energy-Constrained Environment (Part 1)
      by Bethany Schroeder (October 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/10/health_care_in_an_energyconstr.html

   Preparedness Basics
      by Katie Quinn-Jacobs
      http://tclocal.org/2008/09/preparedness_basics.html

   Post-Peak Land Use Part 1: Ecocities and
   Post-Peak Land Use Part 2: The Country
      by Josh Dolan (July 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/07/postpeak_land_use_part_1_ecoci.html
      http://tclocal.org/2008/07/postpeak_land_use_part_2_the_c.html

   Water Treatment, Water Power
      by Jon Bosak (May 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/05/water_treatment_water_power.html

   Roads and Bridges in a Post-peak Tompkins County
      by Simon St. Laurent (March 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/03/roads_and_bridges_in_a_postpea.html

   Fruits in a Post-Peak Tompkins County
      by Angelika St. Laurent (January 2008)
      http://tclocal.org/2008/01/fruits_in_a_postpeak_tompkins_1.html

Other articles scheduled for publication in 2009 include:

   Local wood heat (Tony Nekut)
   Health Care in an Energy-Constrained Environment, Part 2:
      Options for Re-evaluating Care Resources (Bethany Schroeder)

Articles appearing at tclocal.org are published under the Creative
Commons license and are owned and managed by the contributors as a
group. People interested in becoming TCLocal contributors should
first read "How to Contribute" at

http://www.ibiblio.org/tcrp/about.htm#how

and then contact the TCLocal editor at the address below to sign
up.

Jon Bosak
Editor, TCLocal
[email protected]


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