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David Lawrence, the former Executive Vice President of Global Exploration for Royal Dutch Shell and executive Vice President exploration and commercial with Shell Upstream Americas has experience overseeing a number of worldwide exploration operations and energy projects. Now, he is the chairman of Lawrence Energy Group, LLC. Since 2011, David Lawrence has served on the Yale Climate and Energy Institute Advisory Board.
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industry. Based in Taos, New Mexico, Reynolds
builds homes that embody many of the principles of
sustainability. The walls, for example, are constructed of
used automobile tires that otherwise would have ended up
in landfills. The recycled tires are packed with dirt from the
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Sustainable Energy
System: Conservation
and Renewable Energy
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Sustainable Energy System
Renewable Energy Sources
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Possible?
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-1: Air France Pledges Cuts in Carbon
Emissions
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-2: Reinventing the Automobile
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-3: Greensburg, Kansas Goes Green
Spotlight on Sustainable Development
15-4: A Solar Giant Grows Taller
Viewpoint: Bird Kills from Commercial
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15.2
15.1
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CHAPTER 15
I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy.
What a source of power! I hope we don’t have to
wait ‘til oil and coal run out before we tackle that.
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s for a Sustainable Society
stucco or earthen plaster is then applied to the tire
walls, creating an appealing design (FIGURE 15-1a).
Reynolds’s houses, called Earthships, are generally
built into the sides of hills, taking advantage of
the Earth to shelter the house from summer heat
and winter cold. With their thick walls and well-
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cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
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water from sinks and showers—commonly called
gray water. In his most recent designs, Reynolds has
devised a system to capture nutrients from toilet
water. The waste is fed into specially lined out-
door planters, where it is broken down by bacte-
ria and other microorganisms. The nutrients are
used by plants growing in the planters.
Besides being heated by the sun, Reynolds’s
homes generate their own electricity from sunlight
and are equipped with efficient lighting systems
and appliances. His homes even capture and purify
rainwater and snowmelt off the roof for cooking,
drinking, bathing, washing dishes, and other uses.
Earthships are designed for self-sufficiency and
environmental responsibility. They are unlike con-
ventional homes, which Reynolds likens to pa-
tients in intensive care units that depend on outside
support in the form of food, water, and energy.
FIGURE 15-1 A house for all seasons. Radial, that is. (a) Architect and
builder Michael Reynolds .
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Enhanced action and stakeholder engagement for sustainable peatland management
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- 2. David Lawrence, the former Executive Vice President of Global Exploration for Royal Dutch Shell and executive Vice President exploration and commercial with Shell Upstream Americas has experience overseeing a number of worldwide exploration operations and energy projects. Now, he is the chairman of Lawrence Energy Group, LLC. Since 2011, David Lawrence has served on the Yale Climate and Energy Institute Advisory Board. There are a number of energy-saving tips that can be used to reduce annual carbon output, also known as a carbon footprint.
- 3. Some people may wish to first get an estimate of their current carbon footprint, a task that can be achieved by using the carbon footprint calculator at www.nature.org. When calculating a household’s carbon footprint, individuals must first indicate how many people inhabit the living space. The subsequent questions cover various areas of household living, the frequency of travel and flying, matters of food and diet, and how a person recycles and disposes of waste materials.
- 4. The carbon footprint calculator can also provide a person with tips on using energy more efficiently. Adopting efficient heating and cooling techniques is a great step. Opening windows during the night is a more energy-efficient way of cooling a house compared to running air-conditioning units, while properly insulated windows can retain heat and lower heating bills in the winter. Finding alternatives to driving can also lower carbon emissions. Also, a car’s carbon output can be reduced simply by properly inflating tires. For more information, try the Nature Conservancy’s carbon footprint calculator for yourself.