Category Archives: CLIMATE & CONSERVATION

Electric food is climate immune food from a factory!

Posted on 29 April, 2022 by Eclipse Now

Electric food? It’s here – they’ve just got to get the scale up to bring the price down. The only thing grown here with photosynthesis was the salad flavourings. The buns, meat, and even mayo are all SOLEIN! Solein is … Continue reading →

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Which country is the best at ‘Upcycling’ waste?

Posted on 31 March, 2022 by Eclipse Now

Recycling is so yesterday. Why turn bottles into bottles if you can turn them into value added products like houses or hospitals and make a profit?

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The battle against climate change will be won or lost in our oceans

Posted on 1 January, 2022 by Eclipse Now

This 8 minute summary from the BBC covers revolutions in Australian kelp farming and what we have learned. However, it does not cover all the challenges the ocean faces. Extra heat means less turnover in the water column: the nutrient … Continue reading →

Posted in Alternative fuels, Biofuels, CLIMATE & CONSERVATION, Conservation: saving life, Food & Farming, Geo-engineering, Ocean, SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRY | Leave a comment

Foundation – some spectacle – but generally bland and contrary to the books

Posted on 24 November, 2021 by Eclipse Now

Exploring cerebral themes of economics and culture, Foundation was always going to struggle as a series. Decades ago, as a teenager, I really loved the books. The TV show is well produced and has some spectacular scenes and moments, such … Continue reading →

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Dear Prime Minister

Posted on 3 November, 2021 by Eclipse Now

Dear Prime Minister – sure – cancelling a $90 billion dollar deal was never going to be popular. BUT:- FIRST – Macron wasn’t calling my Aussie friends or myself a liar – that was for you alone pal. Don’t try … Continue reading →

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