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Ted Howard's Discussions
Alcohol as a fuel and the scientific debate
Replied Oct. 15, 2008
Get out of your car, on to an electric-assist bicycle!
Started Jul. 6, 2008
Is this the revolution I've been waiting for ?
Replied Jul. 6, 2008
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- In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:
- Peak oil activist for 10 years.
Co-founder ASPO-Nelson and ASPO-NZ, now on steering committee for launch of Transition Nelson
- What are you happy to share about yourself:
- Had a kite shop here for 13 years now operate from home and Nelson Market, also via our website.
Retraining and working as a Permaculture gardener/designer, assisting to teach Permaculture.
- Where do you live (City or Town):
- Nelson
- Website1:
- http://www.kites-rainbowflight.co.nz
- Website 2:
- http://www.aspo.org.nz
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I am writing to see whether you would be willing to make your video footage from the Hui available to Cate Palmer who has offered to edit the footage for us (PiNZ) in exchange for using what she can in a documentary she is making. I have all the footage from the Deep Animation camera but thought it would be great to use your footage too if possible. What do you think?
Trust you haven't come down with too bad of a case of post eco-euphoria blues following the Hui the other week. It was great seeing you again.
Finn
Great to be on here and be involved with so many positive things
I agree with the compact footprint and re-thinking homes to meet peoples needs not wants. Permaculture also needs to be integrated into homes and systems/sunspaces for growing/natural cool pantry (not fridges) for organic food/water collection into thermal mass ponds built on outside of slab and for garden water supply, green roofs............etc!.....
keep in touch on ideas, i have a compact solar home with internal sculpture thermal mass mud walls, solar shade pergolas with vines all growing in my brain!
Cheers
Tom
Tom