When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
Early settlers of America found the most comfortable homes were often similar to those inhabited by the Native Americans who had survived in this climate for thousands of years.
Early residents of Philadelphia built cave homes along the Delaware River - but where forced to abandon them when William Penn decided they were not "British" enough.
Homes made of sod, grass, mud, and yes - even log cabins dotted the landscape. So what did the early pioneers build and why? And why did it all change?
Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of dead white scientists and their continuing impact on the realities of sustainable living.
130 - Buying Land
088- Solar Pollution
129 - Transitioning Your Life Towards Living Sustainably
128 - Solar Incentives Available Today
127 - Hippie versus Hipster
126 - Mentoring in the Gig Economy
085 - When Energy is Free
#075 - Where have all the Birds Gone?
#052 - Reclaiming Building Materials
#044 – Greenwashing
033 - Living a Net Zero Lifestyle
035 - Wind Energy (from Wind Mills to Wind Turbines)
125 - The 2021 Technology Bill
124 - Women in Non-Traditional Industries
123- Creating a Forest Management Plan
020 - Sustaining Optimism
122 - Electrify Everything
121 - Agrarian Land Trusts
029 - The Man Who Invented Everything (William Murdoch) - Dead White Scientist Series
120 - Building a Tiny House
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