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Book review: It’s not easy being green

by thomas on September 16, 2009

Contrary to the title of this book, author Dick Strawbridge doesn’t really seem to be very daunted by the prospects of  ”being green”. Through roughly 200 pages, we get to follow along as he and his family attempts to green their lifestyle while moving to a new house. If you think you recognize that glorious [...]

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Book review: Solar energy projects for the evil genius

by thomas on July 13, 2009

This is a book filled to the brim with recipes for burning away large cities, causing seven-year droughts and stuff like that, all with the help of the Sun. You know, standard evil genius stuff. (Whistles and looks around amiably) Huh? Oh, okay. I’m kidding. Despite the name, there really isn’t a lot of evil [...]

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The Environmental Handbook

by thomas on May 20, 2009

Are you involved in organizing a large event and would like to reduce the impact your event has on the environment? Do you visit events that are less than stellar in their environmental practices? Then you might want to take a look at the Environmental Handbook. Originally conceived in 2004 by the Öya Festival (rumored [...]

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