Rainwater Harvesting Basics (3) Brad Lancaster

[waellerbe]

Before this night is over, I will have created a playlist with all 3 of these videos. This is the kind of information that I will re-share through Google+, so that others may know about these kinds of resources.

[captdoug]

That last minute or so talked to me.

[randomnoone]

this guy is awesome if more people took there heads out of there asses and started focusing on what matters rather then reality tv shows and there meaningless jobs the eart would be a better place to live

[tets36]

Thank you...your changing this world

[rrnsss]

Excellent video. Thank you very much for such simple and clear style

[grofys]

how do you find a bpa non-leaching container?

[grofys]

i want to collect rainwater, but i cannot find a bpa non-leaching container. how do you get around that?

[MTEXX2]

Some may flame me for this. So let me state that I practice water conservation, even in a locale where water is cheap. (43" per year avg precip)

But here is the issue. Your water bill is less than your electric bill. People buy energy efficient bulbs, insulate and so on in order to save on the electric bill.

When the water bill is more than the electric, then people will seriously look into rainwater and grey water reclamation.

Nonetheless- you are riding a rising wave.

Cheers!

[aphile2]

Our emphasis on saving money or making money is at the core of we are so slow to change over to a more environmentally responsible society; adapt all the many conservation ideas that have been around since ancient cultures used them. When we come to realize that preserving our natural resources should have a higher priority than accumulating money for our bank accounts, then we can move on politically and socially to reversing the damage that we have done to the planet already.