where do we start? Get rid of all bureaucrats all over the world, land taxation, municipalities that does absolutely nothing for the community. From South Africa in Centurion.
Check out One Small Town - UBUNTU -(which means "for the good of all") and Michael Tellinger and Alosha Lynov. Very ecological ideas and in alignment with nature
Half a dozen videos speak of Passive Haus and further, Net Positive houses, and community managed renewables. All good and all what we have to do but, no one is mentioning that the "new" order must be sustainable. Already it's an overused and tired word because people say it, without thinking about what it means. In the new order every person will serve a purpose, or will atrophy, a natural process. Population densities must match resources and food production, without making those unsustainable. In fact, we'll have to learn to exist like the animals do, consuming only what can be re-produced, naturally. Despite our technology. Technology magnifies our self-destructiveness like an addict is destroyed by narcotics.
I am surprise that also Indonesia has also mention.Actually its constitution support community (intentional either to economic and also intentional to stay).But its a pity in practice more against community and gov support pro individualistic cluster house.
There are butchers who will go to the farm and slaughter on site. Because of Australian regulations they only do small batches though not the massive amounts demanded through the supermarkets. I know one farmer/butcher who raises his own animals and has a slaughterhouse on the farm, and is licensed to sell to the public. It is unusual but much better for the animals.
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Wow! Incredible presentation! I am surprised this is not more popular.
Jarvis' House is similiar to an earthship ..but much prettier! Beautiful
where do we start? Get rid of all bureaucrats all over the world, land taxation, municipalities that does absolutely nothing for the community. From South Africa in Centurion.
That blew me away
That blowed, in the wrong direction ie it sucked...
Amazing!!!!!
What timber did he say? I couldn’t understand him. I got eucalyptus and cyprus
those are 2 that he said are healthy.
Amazements!
Check out One Small Town - UBUNTU -(which means "for the good of all") and Michael Tellinger and Alosha Lynov. Very ecological ideas and in alignment with nature
Is there any way to contact Craig Jarvis ?
His kid posted here on the comments ...they might know
Try the NZ institute of architects, or google "Craig Jarvis architect New Zealand" which will hopefully give you his business website.
very nice
Half a dozen videos speak of Passive Haus and further, Net Positive houses, and community managed renewables. All good and all what we have to do but, no one is mentioning that the "new" order must be sustainable. Already it's an overused and tired word because people say it, without thinking about what it means.
In the new order every person will serve a purpose, or will atrophy, a natural process. Population densities must match resources and food production, without making those unsustainable. In fact, we'll have to learn to exist like the animals do, consuming only what can be re-produced, naturally. Despite our technology. Technology magnifies our self-destructiveness like an addict is destroyed by narcotics.
I am surprise that also Indonesia has also mention.Actually its constitution support community (intentional either to economic and also intentional to stay).But its a pity in practice more against community and gov support pro individualistic cluster house.
If i would hit more than one Like (Thumbs up).
i have a dream...
Maybe we should give slaughterhouses windows to reduce their stress and anxiety and make it more 'nature'
Heck make glasswalls! isolated of course~
There are butchers who will go to the farm and slaughter on site. Because of Australian regulations they only do small batches though not the massive amounts demanded through the supermarkets.
I know one farmer/butcher who raises his own animals and has a slaughterhouse on the farm, and is licensed to sell to the public. It is unusual but much better for the animals.