Difference between revisions of "Projets:Perso:2013:My Own Third Industrial Revolution"
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* Producing food on the farm in Northern France, without using any pesticide or chemichals (done). | * Producing food on the farm in Northern France, without using any pesticide or chemichals (done). | ||
| + | * Protecting animals and species, like local bees or some plants (pending). | ||
* Producing energy using solar panels and wind stations and connecting it to a small grid (pending). | * Producing energy using solar panels and wind stations and connecting it to a small grid (pending). | ||
* Creating a small production plant with 3D printers, CNC mills, CNC lathes, laser cutters, plasma cutters to produce local and durable industrial goods and share them (look for my other projects at Electrolab). | * Creating a small production plant with 3D printers, CNC mills, CNC lathes, laser cutters, plasma cutters to produce local and durable industrial goods and share them (look for my other projects at Electrolab). | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 31 May 2013
My name is jmpoure from Electrolab.fr and I whish to apply Jeremy Rifkin principles in my real life, as an individual.
I always believed that the future would take place on the country side, not in large cities where land is too expensive.
We have to learn how to respect nature AND build a modern and technical society.
This long term project will include sub-projects:
- Producing food on the farm in Northern France, without using any pesticide or chemichals (done).
- Protecting animals and species, like local bees or some plants (pending).
- Producing energy using solar panels and wind stations and connecting it to a small grid (pending).
- Creating a small production plant with 3D printers, CNC mills, CNC lathes, laser cutters, plasma cutters to produce local and durable industrial goods and share them (look for my other projects at Electrolab).
The experiment is taking place on 3 ha of land in Northern France and in Nanterre (Electrolab.fr).
Stay tuned !
