Blog Entries for rjweaver

EPA EXPO 2010

weav999@yahoo.com — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:00:00 +0100

Though the team we supported in last years EPA P3 competition was not selected for funding, I was able to make contact with the organizers of the Expo. All of our hard work that week and the months leading up to that week paid off this month with an invitation from the EPA Expo organizers to be an exhibitor at the US EPAs 6th Annual National Sustainable Design Expo and People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) Competition next April on the National Mall.

I am very excited about attendin [...]

Website ready for the public

weav999@yahoo.com — Wed, 13 May 2009 01:00:00 +0100

I think it is time to invite the members of our FaceBook group as well as all of my other friends to Join our Organization through our updated website.

I hope that there wil not be too many glitches, but I think it is best to have people we know encounter them first.

The website will bring together people who are interested in sustainability and environental responsibility. Encourage your friends to join as well.

Sustainable Tech. Network

weav999@yahoo.com — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0100

Engineering for the Earth is gearing up to unveil our modified web site. We have created a place where like minded individuals can come together and share ideas and thoughts. We hope that users will join our sustainable technology network, and offer expertise and advise to the rest of the group and guests to the site. Users can do this in a few ways. We have created a sustainable technology forum where topics can be discussed in detail, and each user will have a blog where they can keep a run [...]

Water Capture and Filtration System update

weav999@yahoo.com — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0100

We made it back from the National Sustainable Design Expo in DC. Unfortunately we did not win one of the EPA P3 awards. However, the Project in Sissene will continue, using our design, which the community hopes to implement before the rainy season begins.

The same design with some slight modifications can be used right here in the USA, to capture rainwater on your property. Capturing rainwater runoff form your roof and/or yard is an easy way to help conserve. That rainwater can be use [...]