Green Building Council of Australia

I tried to submit an enquiry on your website, however, the website said ERROR 500, internal error, message not sent.So here is my message:Hello GBCA,Here's the recipe for how to grow vertical farms and fix temperature extremes in cities.Spray salt water on wallsspray sand on sticky salty wallsSpray clay and charcoal and ash on sticky sandy wall.Spray Organic Humus layer onto Charcoal clay ash, sticky sandy wall.You now have the base of a good soil structure.Spray Moss spores on good soil structure wall.Spray seeds of wheat, rye, barley, oats, rice, quinoa, whatever grains you like, herbs if you wish.I've done this before in nature to great success.P.s.My Credentials:I was studying a Triple Degree in Architecture, Industrial Design and Interior Design, Whilst Writing a Doctorate on Hemp as the Only Sustainable building alternative to steel and plastc.But i got Bored of it and decided to hitch hike around the world without money and learn indigenous Life Skills instead.I speak a number of different languages, all self taught. and now i teach Indigenous building as the only sustainable construction method of the future.Also, Banana fibres are longer and strong than Hemp, So i felt unsettled publishing my thesis, when a better alternative was found.I have been growing food forests for some time using indigenous farming techniques.I've grown on cliffs, over waterfalls, on Sandstone without soil.You Name it.Our Native Tea Tree (not the paperbark variety) will cling to the vertical surface of waterfalls.Sorry about all that waffle, but i hear that folks in cities like to know the background of the person providing information.Kind RegardsHappy experimenting