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Joe ONeill

Vodafone's New Energy-Generating Sleeping Bag Charges Your Phone as You Sleep Read mor... - 0 views

http://inhabitat.com/vodafones-new-energy-generating-sleeping-bag-can-charge-your-phone-as-you-sleep/ Ok, so I find this a bit hilarious. Nevertheless, this is a sustainably designed sleeping bag ...

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started by Joe ONeill on 13 Jun 13 no follow-up yet
Aimee Coulombe

Puralytic: Solar Bag Technology for Water Purification - 0 views

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    Is it possible for the sun to provide the only source of power for a complete water purification system in a portable bag? Until now we would not give the idea much thought. But why not? We make "sun tea" where you put tea bags in a container of water and place the container outside in the sun to naturally brew the tea.
lsutter888

Puralytics CEO On Cleaning Water With Light, Winning The Cleantech Open - 0 views

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    This site features Puralytics CEO'S explanation of his nanotechnology-based photochemical water purification system. An detailed explanation is offered about how the Puralytics purification bags work. The future goals and endeavors of the company is also discussed.
markhutchins

What is Trench Composting? - 2 views

  • Trench composting is very simple. You dig a trench (we're using the word “trench” loosely here; it doesn't matter what shape your hole is) approximately twelve inches deep, add roughly four to six inches of compostable materials, such as kitchen scraps, spent garden plants, prunings, thinnings, and weeds, and bury it with the soil you dug out of the trench.
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    Here is an article on trench composting I thought the group might enjoy. My wife and I have reduced our waste to about one small kitchen bag a week by composting our kitchen scraps.
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    Hi. That is a great idea. Saves the plant from drying out. I will do that for my garden. Funny I was reading about Africa a remote area where this happen. A university sent someone out here to help solve a issue for these people to have some kind of heat source like gas. Long story short you take all the food scraps throw them into a blender and dump in in a 50 gallon drum. Does this for a bout a week. Have another 50 gallon drum ready empty. This guy ran a gas line off the barrels into the house. It produce enough methane to cook and heat the house as long you keep dumping scraps into the barrel.
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