Hello Owen, i would like to show you some progress in our earthbag home.
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“This video reviews the history of solar cooking in Afghanistan and discusses the enormous potential of this simple solar thermal technology to save the forests, the children and the economy of Afghanistan.”
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“The 42” overhangs carry runoff from 900 sq. ft. of sod roof, along recycled log boom chains, which trickle feed potted bamboos at entrance.” Read more from > DCD Studio

Sunlight will break down polypropylene bags after a few weeks. Here’s a new idea to protect against UV damage. Tarps are big and awkward. Painting the bags is extra work and sort of messy. Shade cloth seems like one of the fastest, best methods to protect against UV damage. Secure the shade cloth to the bags with 2” galvanized roofing nails or something similar. Thanks to Ruedi for this tip. Read more from > Protecting Earthbag Walls from UV Damage with Shade Cloth

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