Archive for category Recycled Building Materials
Bio-Energy Consulting will center around strategic Integration insight
Posted by 2011wd in BioBased, Biology, BTL, Cellulosic Bio Refinery, Consulting Services Division, CSS carbon sequestration & storage, Eco Trust Land Acq., Economic Policy, Energy Policy, Favorite People, Female Leadership, Green Building Materials, Recycled Building Materials, Waste To Energy, Water and Waste Treatment on January 22, 2011
As the Strategic Integration Officer is added to our energy solutions consulting div., we look forward to offering those services to select VCs & COs who have exhibited an understanding of the merits of sustainable energy integration.
From our viewpoint, KA, is well suited for this complex, science based, role. This shown, in large part, by past efforts with the same type national integration scope.
As we touch base over the coming months, she will be the person recommended to assist your sustainable integrated energy science efforts.
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All consulting services are offered to first choice potential working partners only.
Those potential long term relationships may well start with integration consulting agreements.
KA’s bio and resume upon request to principals only.
FSC: Forest Stewardship Council. Building with wood is Green with FSC materials
Posted by 2011wd in FSC building materials, FSC Lumber, Green House, Green Sustainable Future, Recycled Building Materials on January 16, 2011
It’s time to go to work. We need to clean up this NATION, NOW.
Posted by 2011wd in 2011 Power Report, 400, Advanced Building Materials, Agri Char, Bio-Composites, Bio-gas, BioBased, Bioneers, CCSC, Eco Trust Land Acq., Economic Justice, Green Design, Green Job Training & Education, M & A, Master Planning, Permaculture, Recycled Building Materials, Waste To Energy, Water and Waste Treatment on January 14, 2011
It is time to put people back to work cleaning up this country. Should have been done two years ago, however no time like the present. As Remediation has always been at the very heart of our efforts, now is the time to build out that business model in full force.
If you are in remediation, engineering, CAD/BIM/GIS design and biobased, we want to talk to you. It is time to form the very best biobased remediation team we are able to form and start getting the job done on the ground.
For those wanting to wait, we simply say, GET THE HELL OUT OF THE WAY & GO PLAY GOLF.
The WAITING IS OVER.
Solar Decathlon Winner
Posted by 2011wd in Green Building Materials, Green Cities, Green Edu., Green Sustainable Future, Recycled Building Materials, Solar, Solar Companies on October 24, 2009
Container House from start to finish
Posted by 2011wd in Green Building Materials, Green Sustainable Future, Recycled Building Materials on September 18, 2009
12 container house
Posted by 2011wd in Recycled Building Materials, Steel on September 15, 2009
Cost cutting in solar. Think recycled materials
Posted by 2011wd in CPV, Green Job Training & Education, Green Jobs, Recycled Building Materials, Solar, Solar Companies, STE, TES Thermal Energy Storage on July 29, 2009
The basic green design idea is to heat water.
Others spend more money doing the same thing on a larger scale.
Then you have the light of 700 suns…
http://news.cnet.com/2300-11386_3-6126981-4.html?tag=mncol
via the Fresnel lens, something we focus on here. The trick to bring the cost down far more than the present numbers. Sad fact is most still don’t know where the lens goes. Green intergrated design is about first seeing the whole system working in harmony with the rest of the eco system.
If you don’t have permaculture at the heart of your work, your on the wrong team. Sad fact is most do not care as long as they have a paying job. That sad fact is not seen just yet. It will be when the investors take the hit. If you not cutting costs & reducing the footprint via recycled materials and integrated sustainable design it is only a matter of time before a long term price will be paid.
The objective to reduce the footprint & the cost. Most have forgotten what reducing costs means. Where are the recycled materials? Why aren’t they being used? What’s wrong with cutting costs and using recycled materials? Seems some just don’t care about the cost or about the size of the footprint as they have been given endless supplies of money.
Green Design utilizing recycled materials
Posted by 2011wd in Recycled Building Materials on July 24, 2009
Shipping containers make an excellent recycled building material.
Why rammed earth?
Posted by 2011wd in Green Sustainable Future, Permaculture, Recycled Building Materials on July 22, 2009
http://www.terrafirmabuilders.ca/
wonderful builder, teaching others to use earthen walls.
images tell the story..
http://www.terrafirmabuilders.ca/Portfolio/exteriors1.html
http://www.earthwall.net/page%20design/projects/projects.htm









