Of course we all drink rain, one way or another. The water cycle eventually recycles all water into the sky and then back down to the earth, but some people drink their water a bit closer to when it fell as rain, than others. Sadly I’m not one of these people, but I look forward [...]
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Drinking Rain
Posted in Sydney, tagged carbon emissions, fossil fuel dependence, grey water, House, passive solar design, saving water, solar power, sustainable living, Water on 31 October 2007 | 3 Comments »
Another Political Event Couldn’t…
Posted in Australia, Sydney, books, tagged Australian Conservation Foundation, Dissent, Energy, government, nuclear power, Worldwide on 17 September 2007 | 4 Comments »
…achieve anything useful.
Over the weekend of 8-9 September I was in Sydney for my cousin’s wedding. It was a beautiful wedding, but I won’t bore you with that. That weekend also happened to be when the 2007 APEC meeting was held in Sydney and the powers that be of Sydney were in lock [...]
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"We must head back towards zero. At one degree the genie is out of the bottle, at two degrees the bottle is broken"
– David Spratt (2009) "Time for a Plan B on climate?" Dissent, no.30, p.37
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I'm a librarian doing research, but my first love was science and as a kid I wanted to be an ecologist or botanist. Things got in the way and now I only "study" nature in my spare time. As the lazyst environmentalyst I write about what I do to try to ensure the nature of our world is still here for future generations.
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