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Sustainability Training

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Start time: Sun, Jul 13, 2008 22:00
 
End time: Sun, Jul 20, 2008 01:00
 
Type: Conference
 
Address: Pomona, California
United States
 

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The Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies
and the Solar Living Institute
Co-sponsor the 5th Annual

SUSTAINABLE LIVING WORKSHOP SERIES

July 14 - 20
Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies
Cal Poly Pomona
9 am - 5 pm daily

BD 101: How to Make and Use Biodiesel (July 14)
Biodiesel production and usage are growing at an exponential rate; it has the potential to be the primary alternative to fossil fuels for the world?s transport energy source.  In this hands-on class, you'll learn the process of making fuel from fresh or restaurant waste oil and examine the inner workings of a homemade small-scale biodiesel processor.  Instructor: Joelle Opotowsky

NB 110: Build Your Own Straw Bale Home (July 15-16)
This workshop is perfect for homeowners, commercial property owners and developers, contractors and other building professionals who want a comprehensive introduction to the subject of natural building techniques and materials.  Instructors: Drew Hubbell and Mark Tighe

PV 101: Intro to Grid-Tied PV Systems (July 17-18)
If you want to build your own grid-tied PV system, or want to know if grid-tied solar makes sense before you talk to a contractor, this two-day workshop is for you.  This course is a great introduction to grid-tied solar for homeowners as well as contractors and solar career seekers who have little background in the specifics of grid-tied PV or electricity.  Instructor: Will Korthoff

PO 131: Ecological Urban Gardening (July 19)
Learn to design and maintain your own ecological garden space in the city! 
Explore sustainable urban gardening options, such as planters, rooftop boxes, community/school gardens, and more.  Instructor: Doug Kent

WA 181: Water Recycling (July 20)
This workshop will provide a comprehensive introduction to the subject of water recycling, including an overview of aquatic sciences, a survey of conventional and alternative approaches to wastewater treatment, integrated natural living systems, stormwater capture and storage, and water quality analysis kits.  Instructor: Stephen Lyon


Sign up for workshops individually or take the 7-day series               
Register online www.solarliving.org or by phone 707-744-2017


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