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Archive for the 'Water' Category

June 13th, 2006

Carbon nanotube-based membranes will dramatically cut the cost of desalination

Good news for those who rely on ocean water.
Technology Review: Emerging Technologies and their Impact
The new membranes, developed by researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), could reduce the cost of desalination by 75 percent, compared to reverse osmosis methods used today, the researchers say. The membranes, which sort molecules by size and with electrostatic […]

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June 5th, 2006

Energy-hungry China warms to solar water heaters

We could use one of these for our house.
Energy-hungry China warms to solar water heaters - Yahoo! News
All have the same basic design, a row of sunlight-capturing glass pipes angled below an insulated water tank.
The key to the demand boom, even in the freezing northeast and chilly western deserts, is the vacuum separating the inner […]

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April 8th, 2006

Where worlds collide

I can’t believe they would consider putting a landfill on top of a spring that’s purer than Arctic ice!
TheStar.com - Where worlds collide
The water he tested directly south of the site, taken from a flow feeding a cattle trough that was drilled in 1940, measured less than one part lead per trillion particles. […]

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January 3rd, 2006

Water Powered Devices

Clock and calculator. Will someone please think of the batteries?
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women
If you’re thinking what a hassle it would be to have to fill your clock every few days, think again. A full reservoir powers the devices for 2-3 months!

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December 27th, 2005

EERE Consumer’s Guide: Making Your Own Clean Electricity

From the U.S. Department of Energy comes this guide to making your own electricity.
EERE Consumer’s Guide: Making Your Own Clean Electricity
Generating electricity using your own small renewable energy system fits the circumstances and values of some home and small-business owners. Although it takes time and money to research, buy, and maintain a system, many people […]

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December 26th, 2005

Re-Energy.ca: Renewable Energy from Water - Build Your Own Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator

If you’ve got water on your property, use it!
Re-Energy.ca: Renewable Energy from Water - Build Your Own Small-Scale Hydroelectric Generator

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October 26th, 2005

Water Storage

You’re going to need someplace to put all that water. Here’s some suggestions:
Major Surplus & Survival: Water Storage
Coleman’s Surplus 275 gallon tank

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October 26th, 2005

Water Storage for Off-grid Living

Good article about storing water off the grid.
ยป Water Storage for Off-grid LivingSelf-sufficiency, mobility, and environment, how to relax and unplug off the grid

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October 8th, 2005

Washing Clothes

Wash and dry your clothes without electricity.
Beaver Buckets
Sunnyland Washboard
Laundry Alternative
Major Surplus N Survival - Large Washboard

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September 21st, 2005

Home Alone–Living Off the Grid

Another story of a man living off the grid.
Home Alone–Living Off the Grid
When Bob Hammond built a house near Prescott, Arizona, he decided to get off the utility grid. To do so, he designed a home that uses only about 855 kWh of electricity a year, a fraction of the 9,300 kWh of neighboring homes. […]

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