Sustainability Blog: Checking the Decomposition of the Pee Pee Ponics Raised Bed.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Checking the Decomposition of the Pee Pee Ponics Raised Bed.

The rich soil in the picture above is made of wood chips and urine.

Pee-pee ponics promises fertile soil from free resources, and it delivers. The wood chips were free, the urine is free, and the end result is beautiful. Why buy topsoil when you can make it so easily?

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What is affordable urban permaculture housing?

Objective: Founding an investment and development company to acquire under-utilized investment properties of 2 to 6 units per building and retrofitting and rehabilitating them using sweat equity, green building and urban permacultural principles into "seeds" for eco-villages.

We combine expertise from the worlds of green building and architecture, relocalization, social activism and sustainability, rehabilitating distressed investment properties into cores for community-centered living, reshaping the urban environment and offering solutions to issues as small as affluenza to as large as global climate change.

Urban permaculture points the way to creating a secure, environmentally sound, and socially just housing model for owner-tenants who are yearning for affordable housing.

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Monday, March 16, 2009

Checking the Decomposition of the Pee Pee Ponics Raised Bed.

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