'Earthships New Solutions' Official Trailer

Trailer for new Earthships Documentary
'An inspiring and personal story about a group of people building sustainable housing in the Baja California peninsula in Mexico, it also serves as an introductory guide to building alternative sustainable housing, as well as describing with the use of animation, how these buildings offer solutions to today's most important issues like: energy,water,food, shelter, sewage and recycling

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Earthships
• New
• Solutions
• Mexico
• Documentary
• Trailer
• 2010
• Tires
• Recycling
• Energy
• Water
• Food
• Shelter
• Sewage
• Architecture
• Michael
• Reynolds
• biotecture

[DrZentech]

Is this documentary complete/released? How do I get my hands on a copy for viewing and spreading the word to friends and family?

[8Black8Rabbit8]

Ive been avidly searching the net and I cant find a sort of release date for this film, where can i find it?

[Zirboman]

@Demosek I made some reserches and this movie has just been premiered ( 16 feb ) on a documentary festival...so should be available shortly

[Warcranium]

This is it. This is how we beat climate change right here.

[Fubars333]

@brutallindigo i plan on building one in southern nb..look up canadian earthship on fb for info and EarthshipTech Northern Pineapples on youtube for an example!!

[brutallindigo]

@thedude1347 I live in New-Brunswick Canada Cold damp winter we can get up to 40cm of snow with windshills of -30-to 40 .Summer not so bad 20 and 30's with moderate rain .I have been looking all over the place to see if itrs possible found nothing )-:

[Demosek]

Where I can download this movie?

[thedude1347]

@brutallindigo Where do you live?

Dig deeper, I think you can just use different components to make do...

[thedude1347]

@smirnofowner Dude, the garbage has already been produced. Your ideas are awesome as well. You don't need the concrete. Some places don't have a lot of timber, like new mexico.

[smirnofowner]

Straw bales, tires, bottles????? whats wrong with timber? A waterpowered sawmill, horsedrawn loggwagons, straw roof, stone fuondation and moss for insulation is thee most enviromental friendly house to build. Then paint it with lintseedoil. This is a house you can live in wintertime. Building huses from garbage is not co2 friendly at all, somwhere it says concrete, check the emissions for one ton concreete!!!!!!

Remeber someone has to produce the garabge you use........

sustainable... my ass.

[smirnofowner]

@RechargeableLithium no, they rot and the house fall apart after 10years.

[brutallindigo]

Love too have one but dont think it would make it do to the weather in my neck of the woods .....Makes me really sad