Author Archives: Eclipse Now

Fix the ocean and trap carbon for $10 per ton CO2?

Posted on 16 September, 2021 by Eclipse Now

I love this clever 4 minute youtube video I found the link over here at Greenbiz, which also had a helpful graphic illustrating the benefits of having a massive seaweed industry, where it says:- Another proposed approach is large-scale seaweed cultivation, … Continue reading →

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‘Clean’ milk that tastes real

Posted on 12 September, 2021 by Eclipse Now

Imagine drinking REAL tasting milk that didn’t hurt cows or create methane? Soy and oat milks may have their fans, and I don’t *mind* them – but I’m really keen on a ‘real’ tasting alternative milk. Apparently they’ve found a … Continue reading →

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Dies Irae

Posted on 31 August, 2021 by Eclipse Now

There are many Dies Irae in many movies, from Star Wars when Luke sees his uncle and aunt have been murdered, Simba watching the Lion King stampeded underfoot, and of course the Hobbit and LOTR and Sweeny Todd. But this … Continue reading →

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One of the most optimistic reports in ages – and seriously disruptive!

Posted on 30 August, 2021 by Eclipse Now

I really genuinely hope they can do it with 100% renewables, and that I’m wrong on the need for nuclear power. I guess my message today is “Renewables are incredibly cheap while they’re running. I’m worried about how expensive it … Continue reading →

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Youtube endorsement for Michael West media

Posted on 10 August, 2021 by Eclipse Now

Michael West is independent, fair, and high quality journalism. While I don’t have time to read everything on his news website, a short 2 or 3 minute tour through it from the man himself doesn’t hurt. That’s why I subscribe … Continue reading →

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