The environment shapes behaviour more than we admit—setting tone, influencing choices, and framing perception. These posts explore both natural and built environments, where place, atmosphere, and context quietly alter how people act, think, and respond.
Solar inverters, ubiquitous in solar panel installations, emit high-powered EMF radiation. The author’s pocket radio reacted violently near an inverter, signaling a concerning level of radiation. This prompts questions about the health risks of prolonged exposure to this radiation and challenges the notion of solar power as a clean energy source.
Solar Generated Power: Cancer Causing Risk? Read More »
Coal, gas, and renewables all require energy for production. The focus on renewables overlooks the additional energy needed for their production. The reliance on renewables raises waste and toxicity concerns. Human activities play a significant role in CO2 emissions, yet blame is often shifted to corporations. The solution may lie in addressing population growth and environmental conservation.
Challenges of Renewables: Limitations and Second Thoughts Read More »
The author discusses the challenges of maintaining an outdoor pool in Australia due to water loss and increasing water costs. They highlight the issue of water scarcity in the country and the impact of climate change. The author shares their solution of installing tanks to capture rainwater and using it to fill the pool. They emphasize the importance of sustainable living and offer a lighthearted book recommendation.
We Top Up Our Pool With Rainwater From a Tank Read More »