- Sustainability Champions
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No More Deaths- Farming and Food Production
- The Sustainability Mindset
- What is Sustainability?
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- Design and Architecture
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About This Collection
Sustainable Today is an hour long television program that introduces people to the vast issues that encompass the sustainability movement. We provide scientific facts about environmental conditions, and present up-to-date news. We showcase businesses in the Pacific Northwest of the United States which make the world of sustainability accessible. The videos shown here are excerpts from various shows detailing businesses and non-profit / grassroots efforts to demonstrate sustainability in action. View our short video and Join our facebook group here.
Curated by Tom Hopkins
Sustainability and a Co-housing Community by Eli Spevak |
Sustainable Today visits the Peninsula Park Commons in Portland, Oregon. This Co-housing project was designed and built by Eli Spevak and Mark Lakeman (better know as the leader of City Repair Project),We see the actual living spaces and how they are laid out and constructed not only for energy efficiency but for privacy while existing in a community atmosphere. EarthSayer Eli Spevak |
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Geothermal Power Plant with David Ebsen
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The Center for a Sustainable Today with Gordon Westfall
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Gently Sloping Mountains by Carol Craig (Yakama)
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Introduction to Home-scale Permanculture, 1 of 5, Toby Hemenway
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On Being Profitable and a Sustainable Business by Kristofor Lofgren
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Dave's Killer Bread by Dave Dahl
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Dignity Homeless Village and Co-housing by Dave Samson
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Making Electricity from Ocean Waves by Annette von Jouanne
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Zero Waste and Landfill Challenges by Will Spears
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