The film focuses both on low-tech, small-scale solutions implemented on household and community levels, as well as large-scale national projects utilsing cutting edge innovations. The documentary outlines the major alternative energy sources: solar, wind, water, biomass and human energy, and shows examples of on-ground applications: from solar water heaters made of recycled poly-tubing to wind farms that will supply entire regions with grid-tied power. In addition, the documentary explores a range of appropriate technologies relevant to the South African context, for household heating and cooling, alternative transport, greywater recycling, and more.
The aim of the film is to expose viewers to the range of sustainable energy options available to us, to promote behavior change in regards to resource use, as well as to encourage innovation in ways that we can work with nature to provide for our needs without causing harm to the planet and to one another.
Does living off the grid interest you? Would you like to grow your own food? Maybe you’re just looking to reduce your carbon footprint? If so, then this is definitely for you! The Living Sustainably and Independently, Ready for Rough Times, Hands-On, Off-Grid, Prepping Workshop Hosted by Cam and Michelle Mather tour the gardens see…
Have you visited the CPN Forum lately?This is the place to meet like minded preppers & exchange ideas.Sign up now & get aquainted with fellow Canadians who prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. http://internationalpreppersnetwork.net/viewforum.php?f=6
Twitter is tweeting and the news is buzzing with anything to do with Ebola. It’s a genuine fear about a deadly disease that mutates quickly and has no known cure. A Harvard poll conducted in August, before the United States’ first case of Ebola entered the country, found that 4 in 10 Americans are worried…
Survivalism and preparedness needs to get in touch with its feminine side. The vast majority of writing and other media on preparedness is almost always male oriented. Certainly, there are lots of female preppers out there, but they seem to have little voice. I am of course excepting our own Sue, who writes from a…
We here at the CPN are always happy when we stumble into the American Preppers Public Forum and bump into a fellow Canadian! We are even happier when that fellow Canadian says that he heard about the Network through James Talmage Stevens Family Preparedness Guide on Blog Talk Radio – Thanks for helping to spread…
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