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- From: John Schinnerer <JohnS@STLabs.com>
- To: 'permaculture' <permaculture@franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: RE: Sustainable Building Materials Audit
- Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 10:39:27 -0800
Aloha,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: gardenbetty@earthlink.net [SMTP:gardenbetty@earthlink.net]
>This summer I am hoping to start a sustainable building
demonstration project
>(my new house!) and wish to use the MOST
environmentally/human-friendly
>materials available. In addition to using these materials, I
want to produce
>literature comparing these materials to conventional and other
types of
>alternative materials...
You might find some helpful sites on my shelter page at:
http://206.129.210.38/students/jschinnerer/shelter.html
As you note, there are many (many many) ways of explaining what
is "MOST" friendly, including "hidden" costs in manufactured products,
shipping, renewability, lifespan, etc. etc. No one explanation will fit
all sites, climates and local resources. Best wishes figuring out what
works best for you!
John Schinnerer
-
Sustainable Building Materials Audit,
gardenbetty, 01/14/1999
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- RE: Sustainable Building Materials Audit, John Schinnerer, 01/14/1999
- Re: Sustainable Building Materials Audit, Fiona Campbell + Russ Grayson, 01/14/1999
- Re: Sustainable Building Materials Audit, Paul Osmond, 01/15/1999
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