environment Archives
The sustainable veggie lifecycle infographic
Here’s an infographic on how to reduce the waste that is inherent in our modern food production system.
five ways to incorporate bush tucker into your diet
Five ways to incorporate Australian native foods into your diet, starting with the easiest (buying products that include native ingredients) and working your way up to foraging for your own.
solar power not for you? think again – an introduction to passive solar design
An introduction to passive solar design that specifically looks at ways we can make changes to existing buildings to improve their energy efficiency.
the earth is full– an interesting video on creating a sustainable future
A great TED talk on the problems of economic growth and a positive call to action to create a more sustainable future.
permaculture principles – what are they and how you can put them into practice?
An introduction to the concept of permaculture, a beginners guide to getting started in permaculture and permaculture gardening and a list of resources for further reading.
turning single-use items into multi-purpose savers
Want to know how to dry your washing using your refrigerater? How about using the engine of your car? Creative, out of the box thinking for objects around the home.
an energy saving alternative to solar – an addendum
Here’s an alternative to investing in solar panels that’s free. And this alternative can save more than you might think.
solar power–are you missing out on energy that’s out of this world?
So, you happen to have a few thousand dollars spare (don’t we all?) and you’re considering buying solar panels. This article explore the what, why and how of solar panels and answers the question (or tries to) are they worth the investment.
food for thought thursday – Kinetic innovation
Yesterday I wrote about how muscle power can save on electricity and save you money. Today I look at how inovative people are using muscle power to generate electricity.
food for thought thursday–everyone wants better, no-one wants change
An insightful article by Jonathan Fields.








