Earthships For Homes
Last Post 17 Sep 2008 12:15 AM by Romulinx2. 9 Replies.
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19 Aug 2008 07:57 PM
I am trying to get nominations for my project "Self Sufficient Homes".
The project would be sponsored by "American Express" if it gets chosen.
I would like Earthships to be built as they use nature for all there power.
They are built with recycled material also.



Please support a project for Earthships. Sponsored by American Express, by clicking the website link below.
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Tell your fiends also, so we can see more Earthships built.




Here's the link for the Earthship website
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20 Aug 2008 07:34 PM
I've yet to see an "Earthship" that was a properly engineered building.
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20 Aug 2008 07:49 PM
Earthships don't follow the normal build rules, but they are substantially stronger than normal house builds.
They have been around about 30 years now and have been updated continuously.
If you look at the Earthship website on the link on my original post, you will see they have been built in many countries around the world.                
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20 Aug 2008 08:18 PM
Were you on Star Trek?
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20 Aug 2008 08:23 PM
No, but I wish I was. Its my favorite TV show.
Many fans here?
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22 Aug 2008 07:37 PM
Most of the ones online are in very dry climates. I don't see any engineering for dealing with moisture.
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22 Aug 2008 10:25 PM
There are Earthships in France, Scotland, England. Also to be built in Holland and Norway.
No problems so far with moisture.
Also we had a honeymoon in Taos (New Mexico) in the winter. The snowfall was heavy and then the snow melted in the day. No problems here either.

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22 Aug 2008 10:29 PM
I looked into Earthships, but decided on a Moonship VII. Much more energy efficient, easier to construct, biodegradable and easy to digest.

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16 Sep 2008 11:16 PM
I am sooo down with earthships! I am searching for land to start my own outside St.Louis,MO. Let me know what happens with the american express deal. Goodluck!
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17 Sep 2008 12:15 AM
Thanks, it didn't win but we will be building one asap. Hope you get your land.
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