The Logbook

This node develops the three techniques that the Iwagé farm mixes to solve both challenges — the Provençal/Candian well as a passive geothermal exchanger, the airlocks and thermal mass of the Earthship design, and odor control through carbon-nitrogen ratio already applicable to the dry toilet.

This is a living document. It is updated as the process advances, when the tiny house has its first walls, when the portal is in production, when the first recurring income arrives from the system. The log continues

Before any financial model of a project that integrates biology, construction, and technology: does each subsystem have its own cycles and restrictions documented independently before modeling the complete system? If the answer is no, the model will be as optimistic as the first one that is abandoned after a week.