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Das kohlenstofffreie Zuhause: 36 Umbauprojekte, um die Gewohnheit fossiler Brennstoffe zu kicken

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Paperback
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Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
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ISBN
9781933392622
Book Title
Carbon-Free Home : 36 Remodeling Projects to Help Kick the Fossil-Fuel Habit
Item Length
10 in
Publisher
Chelsea Green Publishing
Publication Year
2008
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Rebekah Hren, Stephen Hren
Genre
Self-Help, House & Home, Architecture
Topic
Reference, Sustainability & Green Design, Do-It-Yourself / General, Green Lifestyle
Item Width
8 in
Item Weight
24.7 Oz
Number of Pages
260 Pages

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A guide to radically reduce home energy consumption, and even completely liberate your home from fossil-fuel dependency

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Publisher
Chelsea Green Publishing
ISBN-10
1933392622
ISBN-13
9781933392622
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63456776

Product Key Features

Book Title
Carbon-Free Home : 36 Remodeling Projects to Help Kick the Fossil-Fuel Habit
Author
Rebekah Hren, Stephen Hren
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Reference, Sustainability & Green Design, Do-It-Yourself / General, Green Lifestyle
Publication Year
2008
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Self-Help, House & Home, Architecture
Number of Pages
260 Pages

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Item Length
10 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
8 in
Item Weight
24.7 Oz

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"The Carbon-Free Homeconfronts the hard truth about reducing our carbon impact on the world. The Hrens share their broad experience to give us all the head start we need to move towards a sustainable lifestyle. If you’re willing to do the work, this book will inspire you to squeeze every molecule out of your carbon budget." —Paul Scheckel, author ofThe Home Energy Diet, "It's hard to imagine a more comprehensive, and comprehensible, guide to making your home work for you and for the planet, inside and out. It's frugal, it's sensible, and it will help!"--Bill McKibben, author of Deep Economy and Fight Global Warming Now, "If you want clean fingernails along with a clean conscience, then I can't recommend this book. If you believe that industrial capitalism is systematically silencing the divine voices of the biosphere, and you feel responsible enough to do something, then read it and heed it. We can't pontificate our way out of the awful mess we have, and we can't whine our way out either. We have to design our way out, andThe Carbon-Free Homeexplains in plain language how to start designing-out in our own crawlspaces and attics. The measures we take now for our individual independence will soon enough be required for our collective survival. Stephen and Rebekah Hren have provided a practical education for tomorrow's most essential revolutionary cadres." —Stan Goff, author ofHideous Dream and Full Spectrum Disorder, "Stephen and Rebekah's The Carbon-Free Home is a remarkable book. It's thorough, well researched, and a delight to read. Its many practical solutions offer hope for individual action in the face of daunting environmental crisis. Reading it made me want to go home and get started on projects for our house."--Lyle Estill, author of Small is Possible: Life in a Local Economy, "It's hard to imagine a more comprehensive, and comprehensible, guide to making your home work for you and for the planet, inside and out. It's frugal, it's sensible, and it will help!" —Bill McKibben, author ofDeep EconomyandFight Global Warming Now, This is an excellent resource for people committed to reducing their energy consumption and carbon emissions.” —Joe Loper, Vice President for Policy and Research, Alliance to Save Energy, "The Carbon-Free Home confronts the hard truth about reducing our carbon impact on the world. The Hrens share their broad experience to give us all the head start we need to move towards a sustainable lifestyle. If you're willing to do the work, this book will inspire you to squeeze every molecule out of your carbon budget."--Paul Scheckel, author of The Home Energy Diet, "This is an excellent resource for people committed to reducing their energy consumption and carbon emissions." --Joe Loper, Vice President for Policy and Research, Alliance to Save Energy, "It is now evident that we have come to the end of the first half of the Age of Oil, when the production of oil-based energy fueled an expanding economy in which consumers were encouraged to feed their appetites. In energy terms, current oil production is equivalent to 22 billion slaves working night and day, but it is a finite resource formed in the geological past and therefore subject to depletion. As every beer-drinker knows, the glass starts full and ends empty. The quicker he drinks it, the sooner it is gone. It is the same with oil. The second half of the Age of Oil, which now dawns, will be very different. The economy will have to contract in parallel with oil supply, and people will have to turn to new and more sustainable life-styles. This book is essential reading, giving a full spectrum of invaluable advice on how to adapt to the new conditions imposed by Nature. It is far from a doomsday message as it offers hope for a new, more benign age. The transition will be tough but this book explains how to plan and prepare." —Colin J. Campbell, Chairman of ASPO (Association for the Study of Peak Oil), Publishers Weekly - With an endearing mix of down-to-earth practical solutions and funky DIY projects, this book provides readers with much-needed information on how to renovate habits and home to move closer to a zero-carbon existence. The Hrens, respectively a carpenter and a photovoltaic installer living in Durham, N.C., give specific and technical advice, based on their own experience, on how to lower energy use within and outside the house, with 36 projects ranging from simple and inexpensive activities like sealing drafts, resetting the water heater thermostat and planting potatoes in a barrel to more heavy-duty and costly tasks such as installing a green roof or a solar hot-water heater and replacing a lawn with a permaculture garden. Some projects, such as building an outdoor cob oven--which the authors themselves describe as time-consuming with low energy savings--will be of little interest to any but devoted backyard hobbyists. Converting from a flush toilet to humanure, which involves lugging five-gallon buckets of human waste to a compost pile on a weekly basis, is even less likely to be adopted by the urban dwellers the Hrens hope to influence. But just about anyone will find something useful to do in this book, and the detailed, clear and enlightening chapter on understanding home energy use is, alone, almost worth the purchase price., It's hard to imagine a more comprehensive, and comprehensible, guide to making your home work for you and for the planet, inside and out. It's frugal, it's sensible, and it will help! - Bill McKibben, author of Deep Economy and Fight Global Warming Now, "This is the perfect book for people who want to roll up their sleeves to save the planet. It is informative, well researched, easy to follow, and inspiring. Our future depends on each of us reducing our carbon footprint.The Carbon-Free Homeis a great resource to assist in this adventure of our time." —David Gershon, author ofLow Carbon Diet: A 30 Day Program to Lose 5,000 PoundsandGreen Living Handbook: A 6 Step Program to Create an Environmentally Sustainable Lifestyle, "While not for the timid or tool-phobic, The Carbon-Free Home is a gold mine of inspiration and information for those hands-on people with more time and energy than money, and a passion to help save the planet." --Beth Sachs, Executive Director of Vermont Energy Investment Corporation, "This is an excellent resource for people committed to reducing their energy consumption and carbon emissions."--Joe Loper, Vice President for Policy and Research, Alliance to Save Energy, "The Hren's book provides an meaningful pathway to a carbon-free lifestyle--including everything from the latest in high-tech equipment to homemade solutions that will satisfy the earthiest of back-to-landers."--Michael Welch, Redwood Alliance, While not for the timid or tool-phobic,The Carbon-Free Homeis a gold mine of inspiration and information for those hands-on people with more time and energy than money, and a passion to help save the planet.” —Beth Sachs, Executive Director of Vermont Energy Investment Corporation, "It's hard to imagine a more comprehensive, and comprehensible, guide to making your home work for you and for the planet, inside and out. It's frugal, it's sensible, and it will help!" --Bill McKibben, author of Deep Economy and Fight Global Warming Now, "This is the perfect book for people who want to roll up their sleeves to save the planet. It is informative, well researched, easy to follow, and inspiring. Our future depends on each of us reducing our carbon footprint. The Carbon-Free Home is a great resource to assist in this adventure of our time."--David Gershon, author of Low Carbon Diet: A 30 Day Program to Lose 5,000 Pounds and Green Living Handbook: A 6 Step Program to Create an Environmentally Sustainable Lifestyle, "While not for the timid or tool-phobic, The Carbon-Free Home is a gold mine of inspiration and information for those hands-on people with more time and energy than money, and a passion to help save the planet."--Beth Sachs, Executive Director of Vermont Energy Investment Corporation, "The Carbon-Free Homeis a wonderfully useful guide to reducing household reliance on fossil fuels. Most of us have very little idea how many hydrocarbons we're using--until we do a personal inventory. The harsh reality is that we have all become complicit in an energy system whose future is bleak and unsustainable. It's time to bail out, and this book tells us how." —Richard Heinberg, Senior Fellow at the Post Carbon Institute and author ofThe Party's Over: Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies, "Stephen and Rebekah’sThe Carbon-Free Homeis a remarkable book. It’s thorough, well researched, and a delight to read. Its many practical solutions offer hope for individual action in the face of daunting environmental crisis. Reading it made me want to go home and get started on projects for our house." Lyle Estill, author ofSmall is Possible: Life in a Local Economy, It is now evident that we have come to the end of the first half of the Age of Oil, when the production of oil-based energy fueled an expanding economy in which consumers were encouraged to feed their appetites. In energy terms, current oil production is equivalent to 22 billion slaves working night and day, but it is a finite resource formed in the geological past and therefore subject to depletion. As every beer-drinker knows, the glass starts full and ends empty. The quicker he drinks it, the sooner it is gone. It is the same with oil. The second half of the Age of Oil, which now dawns, will be very different. The economy will have to contract in parallel with oil supply, and people will have to turn to new and more sustainable life-styles. This book is essential reading, giving a full spectrum of invaluable advice on how to adapt to the new conditions imposed by Nature. It is far from a doomsday message as it offers hope for a new, more benign age. The transition will be tough but this book explains how to plan and prepare. - Colin J. Campbell, Chairman of ASPO (Association for the Study of Peak Oil), "The Carbon-Free Home is a wonderfully useful guide to reducing household reliance on fossil fuels. Most of us have very little idea how many hydrocarbons we're using--until we do a personal inventory. The harsh reality is that we have all become complicit in an energy system whose future is bleak and unsustainable. It's time to bail out, and this book tells us how."--Richard Heinberg, Senior Fellow at the Post Carbon Institute and author of The Party's Over: Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies, "Stephen and Rebekah's The Carbon-Free Home is a remarkable book. It's thorough, well researched, and a delight to read. Its many practical solutions offer hope for individual action in the face of daunting environmental crisis. Reading it made me want to go home and get started on projects for our house." Lyle Estill, author of Small is Possible: Life in a Local Economy, "If you want clean fingernails along with a clean conscience, then I can't recommend this book. If you believe that industrial capitalism is systematically silencing the divine voices of the biosphere, and you feel responsible enough to do something, then read it and heed it. We can't pontificate our way out of the awful mess we have, and we can't whine our way out either. We have to design our way out, and The Carbon-Free Home explains in plain language how to start designing-out in our own crawlspaces and attics. The measures we take now for our individual independence will soon enough be required for our collective survival. Stephen and Rebekah Hren have provided a practical education for tomorrow's most essential revolutionary cadres."--Stan Goff, author of Hideous Dream and Full Spectrum Disorder, The Carbon-Free Home is a wonderfully useful guide to reducing household reliance on fossil fuels. Most of us have very little idea how many hydrocarbons we're using--until we do a personal inventory. The harsh reality is that we have all become complicit in an energy system whose future is bleak and unsustainable. It's time to bail out, and this book tells us how. óRichard Heinberg, Senior Fellow at the Post Carbon Institute and author of The Party's Over: Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies, "The Hren's book provides an meaningful pathway to a carbon-free lifestyle—including everything from the latest in high-tech equipment to homemade solutions that will satisfy the earthiest of back-to-landers." —Michael Welch, Redwood Alliance, "We all know in our hearts, but shun the thought, that one day we must kick the fossil fuel habit. Stephen and Rebekah Hren have grasped the nettle and implemented simple and ingenious do-it-yourself technologies to achieve the goal of zero-carbon living. Their book offers a rich selection of options for all who desire to reduce their carbon footprint." —John Terborgh, Director of the Duke University Center for Tropical Conservation and author ofRequiem for Nature, "It is now evident that we have come to the end of the first half of the Age of Oil, when the production of oil-based energy fueled an expanding economy in which consumers were encouraged to feed their appetites. In energy terms, current oil production is equivalent to 22 billion slaves working night and day, but it is a finite resource formed in the geological past and therefore subject to depletion. As every beer-drinker knows, the glass starts full and ends empty. The quicker he drinks it, the sooner it is gone. It is the same with oil. The second half of the Age of Oil, which now dawns, will be very different. The economy will have to contract in parallel with oil supply, and people will have to turn to new and more sustainable life-styles. This book is essential reading, giving a full spectrum of invaluable advice on how to adapt to the new conditions imposed by Nature. It is far from a doomsday message as it offers hope for a new, more benign age. The transition will be tough but this book explains how to plan and prepare."--Colin J. Campbell, Chairman of ASPO (Association for the Study of Peak Oil), "We all know in our hearts, but shun the thought, that one day we must kick the fossil fuel habit. Stephen and Rebekah Hren have grasped the nettle and implemented simple and ingenious do-it-yourself technologies to achieve the goal of zero-carbon living. Their book offers a rich selection of options for all who desire to reduce their carbon footprint."--John Terborgh, Director of the Duke University Center for Tropical Conservation and author of Requiem for Nature
Copyright Date
2008
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2008-006287
Dewey Decimal
644
Dewey Edition
22

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