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Earth Tech. is about technologies that are earth friendly or are reflect the use of natural systems. The hope is to empower you and provide a forum where you can develop your ideas, form research and development groups and launch new enterprises.

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Eduen - Putting U in the middle of Eden

Dome it! is actually part of the Eduen Federation - a collection of sustainable companies, technologies, individuals and innovations working together under one umbrella. Eduen - Putting U in the middle of Eden.

The idea is to build experiential, ecological teaching villages around the world. Each village will have some of the same components like dome/gardens and waste mangement facillities, but they will differ depending on which services each location can bare. Eduen has a buffet of alternative health and energy choices to consider when community planning.

Here is the initial vision for the first 33 acre Eduen slated for Gresham, Oregon.

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Vision for Earth Tech 1 Reply

I believe that by working with and respecting natural processes and cycles new technologies can be developed for the common good. Some of these technologies exist already and some are being…Continue

Started by Russell F Cowgill. Last reply by John Francis Jun 7, 2011.

Four World Councils “Heritage Ambassador Team” for Native Am Community Festivals at NC/PA/MD/VA Geography with a Children’s Festival add-on ? 7 Replies

Today, I did a quick internet search in my Virginia community to see how many “Native American Community Festivals” takes place in our region ! I must say I am startled at The amzing strong…Continue

Started by waldenthree coordinator. Last reply by Denise Martin Aug 9, 2010.

Dome it! for fresh foods 10 Replies

Our consciousness is directly related to our consumption and our consumption dictates business and politics on the planet. By eating fresh, whole, locally grown foods we can get closer to spirit and…Continue

Tags: eating, healthy, foods, fresh, domes

Started by Denise Martin. Last reply by Denise Martin Jun 22, 2010.

Make it Yours

There are so many things we can discuss and I fully intend for us to bring as much variety into the conversation as possible, at the same time, I know that there are areas of interest that you want…Continue

Started by Russell F Cowgill Jan 23, 2010.

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Comment by Denise Martin on July 11, 2010 at 9:10am: Dome it! is working to raise enough money to put a greenhouse dome on every school ground in the country We're using Hollywood, Music, information districbution and more to get people excited transforming our children's lives by giving them a healthy start in life nutritionally We are also going to collect corporate sponsorships I am looking for experts or sage advice about how to best approach corporations Be blessed all

Comment by Denise Martin on July 5, 2010 at 10:31am: We have two Russell C's now. Welcome Mr. Cadotte! I have some state-of-the-art building materials and designs that I think will perfectly fit your vision. The creator is a Transylvania man here in the states trying to bring these amazing technologies from Europe. His website is www.apexconsys.com. I can introduce you if you like. I also know the owner of Pacific Domes that does shelter domes like the one you are talking about. Hope that helps. Be blessed.

Comment by Denise Martin on July 5, 2010 at 12:37am: I hate fireworks. All I can think about is the birds and bugs and other terrified wildlife, and how much pollution we explode into the atmosphere each 4th of July. But I have to admit that watching my 6 yr-old son marvel at the power and splendor of the fireworks display was a precious mommy moment I will cherish. Please forgive me GAIA. I will make it up to you buy building dome/gardens all over this sacred planet.

Comment by Denise Martin on July 4, 2010 at 10:40am: Happy Independece Day. Independence Day - independence from oil, independence from hate, independence from the grid - dependence on the love and support of one another. Namaste.

Comment by Denise Martin on July 4, 2010 at 9:26am: Dome it! has acguired two new managers to help us park our life-giving dome gardens on school grounds around the world. Retired corporate manager Pat Goldstone is taking over as liason to the school district and city managers. Michael Ferrill is our new social networking/e-commerce lead. Our ever-faithful webmaster, Don Hunt will begin building us a Second Life dome/garden complex for virtual tours. In order to transform the food supply for school children worldwide we need lots of help. Won't you join us?

Comment by Russell F Cowgill on June 8, 2010 at 8:01am: Thank you Carol for posting this great video!

As some of you know I have been working to learn about intentional community and I am happy to announce that on the 7th of July there will be a new web site about community which will be a forum for people interested in all aspects of intentional community. The project is a project of The American Association for the Furtherance of Community based in Seattle.

I have been absent for a while but I am now back with you perhaps with less intensity now because I am involved in community work here where I feel I can make the most difference. I hope you are also involved in your own communities. This is a place to share what we learn but it can not replace active work toward change. If we are not actively involved we must ask ourselves why not? If not me who? If not now when?

Love,
Russ

Comment by Carol Petersen on May 14, 2010 at 5:53pm: Look what found me!

Enjoy!
from my heart to yours
Carol

Comment by Carol Petersen on April 18, 2010 at 6:07pm: The Classification of X-ray Solar Flares
http://www.spaceweather.com/glossary/flareclasses.html
keep on learning
Carol

Comment by Carol Petersen on April 18, 2010 at 5:32pm: Is this world protected?
Agribusiness is fossil fuel intensive dependent. Watching this program I learned that tilling the soil is akin to stripping the skin off a human. Pretty drastic when you think about it. After all this method has been handed down for years. How could we know better? Yet I knew something was amiss when driving pass the cattle stock yards void of grass. The stench is unbearable. What does it take to keep grass alive underfoot not 3 varieties but a multitude. Bees no longer sustainable due to years of petrochemical fertilizers are warning us. Not only will the home garden necessitate survival but a whole new way of eating. Makes me wonder why the crop circles are formed in grain acreages.

http://www.linktv.org/programs/rebeccas-wild-farm

Make compose save seeds
Carol

Comment by Carol Petersen on April 17, 2010 at 9:10am: SUSTAINABLE ENERGY COALITION EVENT
Just came in my inbox and so did post in events
timely right!
Carol