Greed is good in Sydney, the Rum Corps town
How to make city trees grow faster
No torrential rain leaves Sydney's Sustainable House
Blind energy madness? Come to Oz.
Water in and out of sight
No Sydney stormwater leaves my house - YES!
Five minute video of my house
How to get safer cheaper footpaths - prevent trip hazards
How to go off grid videos
Wonderful success story - Village Homes, California
How to make a leaky drain
Rain is our lifeblood . . .
Food scraps Friday at Camdenville Primary School, NSW
Creating a space to hang out
A bushfire evening, Australia, 2019
The power of WaterUps wicking beds to grow plants
Rain tank water is safe to drink
“ . . . The risk of contracting illness from rainwater supplied from well-maintained roof catchments and tanks is very low, although it should be noted that the risk increases with less maintenance and cleaning, and in the absence of a first flush diverter. If in doubt about the microbiological quality of rainwater, the water should be either disinfected or boiled prior to use.“
23 years water data for off-grid city house
"I get the news I need on the weather report . . . "
“I get the news I need . . . “. When I first heard Simon and Garfunkel sing this In The Beginning of Time I knew nothing but the words stuck. Maybe I know nothing now, or just a bit. But this I know - our farmers in Australia, upon whom we depend for the food on our tables, are doing it tough everywhere. This guest blog by a couple of farmers is my hat tip to that farm, farmers everywhere and to those who show love for, sweat for and care for country.