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eohippus all contents copyright 2007 max carmichael | why eohippus? bio contact | |
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Gas-Saving Cars, Solar Communities, & Self-Sufficiency Several friends are joining the Prius brigade. Liz Reese and Lyle McRae, Jay Howlett and Barbara Patton, and most recently Philippe Cohen and Cindy Stead, are watching their Energy Monitors and competing against themselves to achieve better and better fuel efficiency. Liz and Lyle are also moving to North America's first solar community, Drake Landing in Okotoks, Alberta, outside Calgary. Adrienne Knute and Carl Faber have moved from the remote East Mojave, where food is sparse, water rare, and neighbors dozens of miles away, to a remote canyon in New Mexico where fresh water runs year-round, food is raised locally, and all the neighbors are in walking distance. |
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Links: jack alpert: stanford knowledge integration laboratory jim andre: sweeney granite mountains desert research center victor barclay: the famous carson barnes: seabrainiac and orchid consultant guy carson: cafe du nord ricky castro, jim catel, & andi rusu: if/then studio cheb i sabbah dj cheb i sabbah philippe cohen: jasper ridge biological preserve michael corbett: caribbean and cultural connection rob erlichman: sunlight electric thomas gehring: transit studio erin burpee hornung: saltare equestrian apparel jay howlett: blah blah woof woof jean leitner: leitning.com cody lundin: aboriginal living skills school philip malkin: philip malkin & associates, philip malkin photography gallery, and fine photography books & prints mark j. miller: satisfaction magazine mark norris: fist biscuit! james sayre: bottlebrush press meg storrow and john kinsella: storrow kinsella associates john wehausen: sierra nevada bighorn sheep foundation john weir: smoking gun jeff zwerner & gabe campodonico: factor design |
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Archives Winter 2004-2005: Local Food, Sustainable Communities, Bighorn Sheep, Ghost Towns, and Survival Skills Winter 2002-2003: Native Pottery of the Mojave Desert Summer 2002: Photo Art & Primitive Technology |
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