Sustainability Blogs

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• A Case Study In Selling Your Car And Using Ebikes And Carshare Instead — What if your car is costing you $500 a month for nothing? In this case study I explain how my friend sold his car for ab
• Denial Of Service — Imagine hauling a Christmas tree through freezing rain on a bike. That pop up treecycling drop off saved me and laid bar
• Earthquake-Proof Foundations — USC Keck stayed open during the Northridge quake because of its foundation. This Practical Engineering video transcript
• The Hidden Engineering of Niagara Falls — Standing at the rim of Horseshoe Falls, I map the hidden engineering of Niagara. This transcript of my video tours the N
• Grow your own; make your own — Tired of recalls and dodgy salad bags? How to grow spinach in a polytunnel is in this post, with library seed packets, 4
• Eating the seed corn, Not — Surprising truth: starving scientists refused to eat the priceless seed bank. While writing book reviews at Coolock Bran
• Planting with the city — A damp morning, 50+ volunteers and 90 minutes turned a lawn edge in Taylor Creek Park into a new shrubby forest. In this
• The Grand Staircase — Shrinking the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument left me quietly melancholy. Raised on Desert Solitaire, my fat
• Squashed — A small wildlife experiment in the back bed this autumn. I left our carved Halloween pumpkins in the southern corner to
• The geography of a storm — Scenes of streets turned rivers open this post. I map Hurricane Melissa’s hit on Jamaica, Haiti and Cuba, unpack how deb
• Where have the Chapungu gone? — Where did the chapungu go? I get cranky about Terence O. Ranger, the decline of the bateleur eagle in Zimbabwe, and how
• Drawing Down Towards Climate Solutions — Quilting became my way to teach climate solutions. I stitched ten mini quilts inspired by Project Drawdown and turned my
• On finding old cherry tomatoes in the back of the refrigerator — I discover them too late but not quite too late. This is about forgotten ingredients, second chances, and what we salvag
• Plastic Paper — A thoughtful observation on material choices, waste, and modern convenience, using everyday packaging as a prompt to ref