Weather-resilient building design and regenerative land management
Get proven methods to restore balance and integrity to ecosystems, while creating high performance, climate-resilient buildings.
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New Book Release
This book provides a path to substantial health, financial, and environmental benefits, including, but not limited to:
- Protect your property from the devasting effects of flooding while replenishing underground aquifers. Here’s how.
- Get clear, swimmable lakes while drastically increasing your lake community ‘s property values—with little to no cost to you, and without chemicals.
- Cut your utility costs by 40% or more through strategic shading and wind mitigation
- Turn toxic landfills into healthy, buildable areas without excavation and at minimal cost to you…plus a whole lot more land management benefits.
The bottom Line Is:
- Reduced operational costs
Lower utility and maintenance expenses using passive climate design and renewable integration - Enhanced Structural Durability
Protect buildings against extreme weather events, climate fluctuations, and environmental degredation - Ecosystem Restoration
Regenerate local soil and water ecosystemsthrough natural drainage and regerative landscaping techniques - Lont-Term Value
Build real estate assets that appreciate in value and comply with evolving environmental regulations
Also Covered...
- Building designs that conform to local climate and topography are healthier, less costly, and more resilient to extreme weather. These are designs and methods you can use and profit from.
- Learn the history of architecture and why climate-based designs were changed—and NOT to your advantage.
- Native Americans were instrumental in helping draft the U.S. Constitution. Read about their forms of government and true representation of the people—and how citizens are now changing laws at the local level to stop exploitation of the earth.
- Create additional revenue for your community while increasing property values through local food production.
The Eastern White Pine represented the unification of Indian nations in peaceful coexistence, and the merging of human and spiritual law with the laws of nature.
This online and print publication covers new developments in Sustainable Building and Architecture, Land and Water Management; Planning and Development, and Environmental Law