When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
Nearly 30 years ago Annie and Jay Warmke quit their high-paying corporate jobs, sold their suburban home, and moved to the hills of Appalachia to build a home out of tires and mud. The goal was to live a carbon neutral – or even a negative carbon lifestyle.
Many of the over 35,000 people who have visited Blue Rock Station over the years have asked - “What made you do such a crazy thing? And how did you manage it?”
Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of their experience moving towards a sustainable lifestyle and the lessons learned over 30 years of living in a house made of trash.
101 - Sugar Bush Foundation
100 - Working within the System to Change the System
099 - Die Like Your Life Depended on it
098 - Investing Sustainably
097 - Resilient Community Development
096 - Does the Gig Economy work for you?
095 - Green New Deal
094- Resiliency in Isolation
093 - Internet of Things
092 - Thanks for Nothing
091 - Local Electric Choice
090 - Energy Susidies
089 - Agroforestry
088 - Solar Pollution
087 - Living Sustainably in a French Village
086 - Sustainable Cities
085 - When Energy is Free
084 - Simply Living
083 - Holistic Medicine
082 - Fuel Cells
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