Relocalization

The word relocalization is the term used to describe the idea of getting back to sourcing your needs locally. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The mass migration that followed, known as the relocalization, produced the sprawling, informal growth that has become Cochabamba's Zona Sur. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It goes by the moniker "relocalization," and if that's a bit of an awkward mouthful for you, it really means that your most basic security is in the hands not of distant officials in Washington but of neighbors who believe that self-reliance is safer than dependence. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Transition Towns are communities that have adopted the concepts of the Transition Network, which views itself as "a social experiment on a massive scale" and advocates "relocalization" as a practical model where ordinary people can respond to peak oil, climate change and the economic crisis. ❋ Unknown (2009)

There are now dozens of "relocalization" working groups scattered from Maine to Southern California pushing for people to spurn cars, buy local produce and work where they live. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Those changes will be the "relocalization" of production, bringing consumers and producers closer together. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I am referring to the strategy of "relocalization" as promoted by the Post Carbon Institute, a think tank, media outlet, and networking and support organization for local citizens 'groups around the world. ❋ Jason Bradford (2009)

"relocalization," and if that's a bit of an awkward mouthful for you, it really means that your most basic security is in the hands not of distant officials in Washington but of neighbors who believe that self-reliance is safer than dependence. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Home gardening and home livestock will continue to grow whether to save money or as part of a larger relocalization movement. ❋ Canadian Silver Bug/Green Assassin Brigade (2010)

There is no doubt that this century will be a wild one -- resource depletion, global climate disruption, seven billion people and counting, globalization and relocalization. ❋ Stephen Hren (2011)

Michael Brownlee, one of the transition pioneers in the U.S., in an essay just published on Carolyn Baker's lively website, says that in some U.S. communities, "the effort for relocalization has already essentially stalled." ❋ Craig K. Comstock (2010)

Willits, as Ecolocalizer reported earlier this year, has inspired other relocalization efforts throughout the country and the world. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The Transition Towns movement in the United States is less than two years old, but it came from the seeds of earlier relocalization efforts and other community climate groups and nonprofits. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Buddy: I was [looking up] the word 'Elaborate'. The definition was: Planned or [executed] with painstaking attention to numerous parts or details. 2. [Intricate] and rich in detail.' I found four relocators. Guy: What were they? Buddy: Numerous, Painstaking, Intricate, and with. ❋ Giovanni Mann (2008)

There are [certain] [ways] to relocate the [software] you want. ❋ 88 Fingers McGee (2009)

The Simpsons poked fun at the four additional digits of [ZIP] [codes] when Lisa asks what ZIP+4 codes are for, and is told that they are "citizen [relocation] codes". ❋ Happyguy49 (2009)

Tim always carried around breath mints to hide his [shit breath]. After all, you can't maintain a relationship if your [g/f] tastes poop on your lips every time you kiss. Tim should have waited a few years for that [anal relocation]. ❋ Cinnamon Crime Ring (CCR) (2004)

"Why James, I do believe that was [a Richard] [relocation]!" "You [fink] so mate? How 'bout ya come get som ya wanker!" ❋ SurrealArt (2016)

H: What did you do last night Bill? B: Well Henry, I [drugged] [my little brother] and dropped him off in a dumpster at the nearest [sweatshop]. H: Isn't that called kidnap? B: Hell no! It's just surprise relocation. ❋ Eyes2thesku4u (2008)

Man that dude [fkd up] n was [subjected] to [surprise relocation]. ❋ RaininOnUrParade (2018)

The [slave] [trade] was a systematic relocation of the underlings ❋ Arturus Rex (2003)

"I [cought] the asshole that [my girlfriend] [cheated on] me with and put him into a Mafia Relocation Program." ❋ Nolan Smart (2005)

[Suzie] Q. realized her boss was a friend on her Facebook account, so she couldn't put anything fun up so as not to dis-impress her boss. So, she became one of many to join the new trend of partaking in Facebook's Witness Relocation Program and made a [new Facebook] and put up all of her crazy pictures and only added her "[real friends]." ❋ Train, L (2009)