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Earthship Home Construction - Narrated Slideshow
Narrated visit to the Earthship location northwest of Taos, New Mexico in the US, showing construction techniques. This is a simple narrated video showing a site visit in 2009 by my father and I.
Earthship is a wonderful, creative, beautiful and very sustainable building style pioneered by Michael Reynolds. This video was independently produced without affiliation to Earthship, Garbage Warrior the film or Michael Reynolds....but we think you're all great!
For more information:
EarthShip.com
GarbageWarrior.com
Run Time: Approx. 9 minutes.
Language: English
Climate, Energy and Environment
- air
- biomass
- brownfield
- carbon
- chemical
- climate
- coal
- Context
- diesel
- ecology
- electricity
- Energy
- environment
- ethanol
- food
- forest
- fuel
- garbage
- gas
- gasoline
- geothermal
- ghg
- grow
- habitat
- hydro
- leed
- life
- nature
- nuclear
- ocean
- oil
- organic
- pesticide
- pv
- recycling
- renewable
- restoration
- sanitation
- solar
- stuff
- sustainability
- sustainable
- thermal
- toxic
- waste
- water
- weather
- wind
Trash Beach
From toys, to shampoo bottles, to bread wrappers, to car parts, to our shoes and clothes, plastic is everywhere!
But what happens to all that plastic when we are done with it? Where does it end up? People have said that 90% of plastic ever produced is still around today. See the unexpected place Pierre has found our plastic leftovers.
Across the Pacific Ocean and the other great oceans of the world, we find huge piles of garbage collecting along the shorelines - and at the centers of huge ocean currents as they circulate.
Many animals are killed by this trash, this garbage of rope and nets and bottles and shoes - all the stuff we forget, that washes out to sea.
Pierrre and Krista find these on the South Point of the Big Island of Hawai'i.
Language: English
Run Time: 2 min. 48 sec.
Story Level 1 = Intended for all children or adults
Think Like A Forest
In the forest there is no such thing as garbage! Everything works together without harming anybody. They find ways to get along because they need each other. Pierre talks about how people can learn to think like a forest.
When we think like a forest, we seen many things newly. We see that waste does not exist, we can make our own food, and we can take only what we need - no more. We see that all living things have a right to live their lives, too. We see how to live together, and we see how to run a business - all by thinking like a forest.
