permaculture

[dwoodard@becon.org]

I looked at their website some time ago. There was no technical or
economic information to enable one to evaluate or even understand the
idea. It looked to me like the work of an incompetent scam artist.

Doug Woodard


On Tue, 27 Dec 2005, andrew phillips wrote:

> Project Director, Barry Fisher using storm-damaged
> houses etc to render/recycle building materials
> following Hurricane Katrina. Essentialy he will crush
> everything and claims bio-remediation possible this
> way.
>
> "Our plan is to build a 1000-ton per day Material
> Manufacturing Facility that will produce standard
> building materials of High Post-consumer Recycled
> Content for the Commercial Construction Industry. PEI
> will build a "state-of-the-art" Manufacturing Facility
> (MMF) in Mississippi. The MMF will process 1,000 tons
> per day of storm debris and produce commercial grade
> panels for use in the reconstruction efforts underway
> along the coastal regions of the Gulf States." URL
> www.recyclinghomes.com/
>
> I heard this on overnight radio (George Noorey/Art
> Bell - "Coast to Coast - www.coasttocoastam.com/ - a
> four-hour radio program weeknights - their website is
> extensive and has lots of "weird science"
>
>
>
>
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