This is a group of 14 people advocating for the establishment of a cohousing community on the Antioch College campus. Read more about the group in The Yellow Springs News.

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William Beale was engineer, but above all else an outspoken proponent of electric vehicles, clean energy, and creative solutions to energy needs like pyrolysis. Mr. Beale was the inaugural winner of the Arthur Morgan Award. 

What if we could create and retrofit buildings that will use 80 to 90 percent less energy for heating and cooling? And, what if at the same time we could cut their greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 percent? Passive House Revolution shows that this intriguing scenario is not only possible but actually starting to unfold. 

The Antioch Solar Farm is an Antioch College initiative to produce clean energy. Sheep are brought in to graze on the grass between the solar panels to make this project more sustainable. Check out the Climate Solutions Video Chanel for a video on the Antioch Solar Farm and many more videos on renewable energy. 

Reggie Stratton, the former Director of the Physical Plant at Antioch College leads a tour of the Antioch College, Geothermal Plant. 

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Richard Heinberg is a prolific writer, blogger and activist advocating for the end of fossil fuel. Check out his interview with Community Solutions here.

The Stirling Engine is a power source which is remarkable due mainly to its efficiency although Stirling Engines can vary greatly in size and power. This example was built by a Yellow Springs High School student. Read more about how we can avoid the trap of tearing down the younger generation and instead build onto them.

Community Solutions has been working to set up home weatherizing teams. This video is a first example of people from Yellow Springs, Antioch College, Springfield and other communities working together to seal a home.

Bob Brecha, Director of the Hanley Sustainability Institute at the University of Dayton, shares his perspective on how climate change will impact food security around the world.

Community Solutions Fellow, Kurt Cobb, reviews Norways latest television series.