I will be updating this page with more information on this exciting project, dirty water comes in, clean water comes out! This and a compost toilet, and bio-degradable washing materials, and you don’t need central sewage! Thousands saved, and so much less damage to the environment!
They have a great website with videos here.

My little garden is shaping up, planted a boy and girl Sea Buckthorn, with one pathetic yellow berry. We will see how they take.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippophae_rhamnoides

Found some bastard Peonies growing by the road on the remains of a demolished garden. Tore the roots out and planted them as well, they do say Peonies sulk for 3 years after you tear them out.

Some great ideas to replace decorative japanese garden plants with edible.

http://balconyofdreams.blogspot.com/

Replace Bamboo with Asparagus

Replace clipped pine with clipped rosemary

Alex funderar på att bygga ett litet hus på hjul att bo i medans vi bygger på det något större huset och söker efter lösningar när det gäller små billiga hus av återvunna material.
En man använder pallar (för gaffeltruckar).

Andra alternativ?
En ram av trä eller metall.

Om det blir metall, behövs en svets.

En bra ide är att göra en själv av en gammal mikrovågsugn.

Man kan också svetsa med bilbatterier.
Om man redan har gamla batterier som man inte använder.Om man redan har gamla batterier som man inte använder.

Tiny house 1

Tiny houses in vermont

Homes out of reclaimed materials for the poor

the way to go is to build your own out of reclaimed materials!
resources:

http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

http://tinyhouseblog.com/

Swedes remodel their kitchen every four years on average.

We are shocked. You certainly don’t have much going in your life if you are concerned with your kitchen that much.
We would much rather take a trip, build a sauna, or do a family vacation. And then of course, you can always have sex instead of obsessing over remodeling.

Looks like Eva Sanner, a relationship expert, agrees.

source: “Ju bättre sexliv, desto bättre för miljön”

and here is an article in english at treehugger

It’s cute how they end it at treehugger: “finding inner happiness will make us less acquisitive, and more sustainable.”  Well, how many people living in cities, going to jobs they hate, are ever going to be happy?

Via inhabitat

what is being done in Sweden with environmentally friendly homes?

Sweden being green conscious, there are several initiatives by government, groups and individuals to improve the conditions of life and sustainability.

Check back as we publish several notes on green living in Sweden.

Read part one with videos here