Michael Reynolds shares his experiences from being at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference. "I just read this executive order copy from the governor of california, Arnold Schwarzenegger about Sea Levels rising, etc.
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"Just wanted to send my moral support for all you folks. I don't have a lot of time to take on a project like this at the moment but know it is the only way to move forward in harmony with the earth. Keep fighting the good fight and hope to see many of you down the road. Cheers from Canada."
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Dear All, We would like to thank you for your emails, donations and kind words following our announcement that we would like to travel to Haiti to provide for the immediate needs of some of those affected by the quake. Over the past few weeks we have raised $3,448.95 raised by 92 people., and have a few options for land to build on. We also have some people interested in joining us on the ground in Haiti. Our goal is $74,000 so we still have a ways to go to make this effort a reality. Please help us to spread the word. Information on the project can be found at http://earthship.com/haiti-disaster-relief.html and people can also donate here too. Please tell your family and friends. Many thanks again to all who have contributed to this cause, Sincerely, From all of us at Earthship Biotecture
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Michael Reynolds and his Earthship Crew meet before the Todos Santos, Mexico Earthship Expedition at the tip of Baja, California.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Images Cinema will present a documentary film series, "Garbage Docs," on Mondays, April 12 through 26, at 7:30 p.m. Regular ticket prices apply. In "Garbage Warrior," what do beer cans, car tires and water bottles have in common? Not much, unless you’re renegade architect Michael Reynolds, in which case they are tools of choice for producing thermal mass and energy-independent housing.
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The new Earthship Video: 'This Is Action" is in the Topanga Film Festival!
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An Earthship is a radically sustainable home made of recycled materials.
Electricity is from the sun with solar panels and wind with wind modules.
Water is caught on the roof from rain and snow melt.
Sewage is treated on site in interior and external botanical planters.
Heating and Cooling is from the sun and the earth.
Food is grown inside and outside.
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The Earthship allows no poverty. I repeat, THE EARTHSHIP ALLOWS NO POVERTY. It is a home that takes care of the people within it.
So, what does that mean? It means they should be built, one after the other, after the other. And construction should never stop. Right? How many times have you heard someone say they want to help the poor?
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Contributed by Mike Kitts
LONDON, England (CNN) -- CNN caught up with Michael Reynolds, "biotect" of Earthships, in Taos, New Mexico.
What are your hopes for the future of Earthships?
It started off as individual homes, now we have two or three communities going. I hope to see in my lifetime to see towns and cities built this way. If you're a huge developer and you want to build a small town you have to put in millions of dollars of infrastructure before you begin.
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