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Habitat includes humans, too. Our habitat includes the familiar - villages and rural communities, cities and suburbs. We are now at a point where we can develop these habitats in one of two ways. The old way, using resources as if they were limitless and disposing of them as if the earth's capacity to mop up the waste was also limitless, or in a new way in which we use our ingenuity to limit this impact. The value is the same whether we are working with rich or poor communities. Earthship Biotecture is one outcome of this new thinking.

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New Here?

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Samakanda 

Image The Web of Hope's first Bioversity, in Sri Lanka. Come, stay, relax, reflect, be inspired, learn, enjoy.
 

 Roadshow

Image Help us send Dr. Ecologic out to schools once more with our new roadshow - Beyond Waste 

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Project Flamingo

ImageIf you want to know what and how, this is the place for you. We're still rebuilding the site, so bear with us

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economics

Waste mountains

Humanity - one species of 30 million - is using 40% of the planet's Net Primary Production (NPP), or total photosynthetic capacity. This is projected to be 80% by 2040.

ZERI's ecological clusters

Industrial ecology has produced methods, like ZERI's 'ecological clusters', which can transform linear polluting industries into cyclical systems which eliminate 'waste'.

Hopeful Wisdom

It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow

Robert H Goddard
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