Posted on July 7, 2009 by onestraw
One of the results of my forced furlough from hands on participation in Saving the World is that for the first time in, (gulp!) 6 months I am reading non-fiction again. At my normal state of non-winter activity I am asleep within 5 minutes of hitting bed, and I find it difficult to sit [...]
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Posted on April 4, 2009 by onestraw
A call for learning generalized skills as descend from Peak Oil.
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Posted on November 24, 2008 by onestraw
I have found it difficult to write of late. Its not that nothing has happened – my CSE group has met and maitained its momentum (virtually all of the original members returned for the second meeting), I attended a weekend long strategic planning meeting for Sustain Jefferson, and on top of the typical holiday madness [...]
Filed under: Counting our Blessings, Sustainable Development, The Natural Step, going off | Tagged: Climate Change, Peak Oil, Urban Homesteading | 5 Comments »
Posted on December 27, 2007 by onestraw
A site that I had read some last year, but gotten away from was The Archdruid Report, authored by John Michael Greer… who also happens to be the Archdruid of the US. Druidism has changed alot over the millennia, it was effectively stamped out for several centuries, and, to my knowledge, its resurgence has [...]
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Posted on December 25, 2007 by onestraw
This past weekend the crew met again to assemble the disparate parts of our gasifier and do a trail run. Not only did no one blow up, but we succeeded in producing and burning hydrogen! If a bunch of chumps (ok we had 2 engineers)from WI can do this, [...]
Filed under: How To's, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Development | Tagged: Gasifier, Peak Oil, Renewable Energy | 5 Comments »