Looking for someone with environmental documentary background to help me put together a documentary about BIOGAS: The Forgotten Alternative. Documentary explores why the most amazing alternative energy of all remains virtually unheard of in the West. 50 million households in China use biogas, in the United States there's one----the household that I personally installed the biogas digester at in Eugene, Oregon. In Sweden, most city bus fleets run off biogas. In India, nearly 4 million homes using biogas. The Documentary seeks to explore the barriers to widespread biogas implementation from public officials, educators and environmental groups, which also flatly refuse to consider biogas, the only truly natural alternative energy, in their green or green jobs agendas. It would be great to get to the bottom of it with humor and compelling subtext. I have all the professional connections and am an internationally recognized expert on biogas and anaerobic digestion and have colleagues available for interviews. Need a curious detective to follow the clues and hopefully solve the mystery.
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Warren, Very interested in your project. I have done a variety of docs on environmental issues including the reintroduction of wolves to the southwest and one on intentional communities. I know one of the big issues for sustainable ecovillages is cooking and heating gas. Converting electric (solar) energy to heat is inefficient but they haven't found a suitable alternative to propane. I'd be interested in talking this over with you.
Brent, sorry lost track of how to follow discussions. Shoot me an email weiswar@yahoo.com