This idea has floated around
my brain for some time and the recent postings that Mark Ciotola
has done has brought the idea more to the fore. Basically, I’m thinking about
how we should design a sustainable community. We have the basic idea that we
build around communities that the selves have a sustainable nature but I want
to extend that a bit and think of communities as a colony on an alien plant. Think Mars colony on Earth. The reason I’m
thinking that has not only to do with such communities/colonies have to have a sustainable
nature anyway but also with their enclosed nature. In a space colony food
production and waste management has to take place within an enclosed system and
this aspect I think should form the foundation for a sustainable community on
Earth. We treat Earth like an alien plant and we build, as much as possible, self-contained
communities.
Of cause, we don’t live on
Mars and we can step outside and breathe the atmosphere so I don’t mean we
should build like we really live on an alien planet. Instead we take the idea of a space colony as
a starting point for our design. If we build from the ground up with
sustainable communities then we can build a whole civilisation from these logo
bricks.
Sounds much like the presentations I give all over the world, either directly or linking this thought to my sustainable agriculture company.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD08BqA6fYU
I'd be surprised if it's not an idea floating around many ppl's heads!
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