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Hey, all:


I live off-the-grid with Wind (turbine) and Sun (photovoltaic), solar domestic water heater, rooftop water collection system, dry composting toilet, greywater system.  I also have free-range chickens, and I do organic gardening for produce.  The wildflowers grow on their ownI am restoring the Coastal Prairie on the South Texas property where I live.
I live off-the-grid with Wind (turbine) and Sun (photovoltaic), solar domestic water heater, rooftop water collection system, dry composting toilet, greywater system.  I also have free-range chickens, and I do organic gardening for produce.  The wildflowers grow on their own, for the most part, but I am also restoring the Coastal Prairie on the South Texas property where I live, and I seed a variety of wildflowers and native grasses to benefit the area.  


I am currently installing a new battery-powered electric motor system into a pickup (early stages), requiring removal of practically all the conventional powertrain, which will provide commuter transportation (~100 mile range), and I will recharge the truck batteries at home with a plug-in system, meaning virtually all sustainable energy reliance.
I am currently installing a new battery-powered electric motor system into a pickup (early stages), requiring removal of practically all the conventional powertrain, which will provide commuter transportation (~100 mile range), and I will be able to recharge the truck's batteries at home with a plug-in system, meaning I will have virtually all sustainable energy for my home and for transportation.  


I am a wildlife biologist, which is my ultimate reason for my actions.  If we do not achieve sustainability in all aspects, including human population, the global biological resources I love will disappear--for eternity.  
I am a wildlife biologist, which is my ultimate reason for my actions.  If we do not achieve sustainability in all aspects, including human population, the global biological resources I love will disappear--for eternity.  

Revision as of 04:01, 9 August 2008

Hey, all:

I live off-the-grid with Wind (turbine) and Sun (photovoltaic), solar domestic water heater, rooftop water collection system, dry composting toilet, greywater system. I also have free-range chickens, and I do organic gardening for produce. The wildflowers grow on their own, for the most part, but I am also restoring the Coastal Prairie on the South Texas property where I live, and I seed a variety of wildflowers and native grasses to benefit the area.

I am currently installing a new battery-powered electric motor system into a pickup (early stages), requiring removal of practically all the conventional powertrain, which will provide commuter transportation (~100 mile range), and I will be able to recharge the truck's batteries at home with a plug-in system, meaning I will have virtually all sustainable energy for my home and for transportation.

I am a wildlife biologist, which is my ultimate reason for my actions. If we do not achieve sustainability in all aspects, including human population, the global biological resources I love will disappear--for eternity.

I embrace Mohandas Gandhi's philosophy of "...be the change...", so I try to achieve the change myself.

Good success!

David Messages done with sustainable energy, with Wind and Sun!

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