Despite the fact that I appreciate BC Hydro bringing to my attention the incredible health dangers of wireless technology with their stubborn insistence on rolling out their wireless smartmeter program despite the moratorium and huge protest of the people they are supposedly serving, I find the company very despicable in every other way. We have written to them several times asking that they a) don’t install the smartmeters in the first place and b) to remove the smartmeters after they went ahead and installed them. To date we have yet to receive any acknowledgement at all of our complaint. It is no surprise to note, therefore, that their disregard for the health of the environment is just as bull-headed as their disregard for the health of individuals. It’s long past time to put a dam on BC Hydro’s economic expansion plans.
Source: West Papua Media PRESS RELEASE FROM awasMIFEE (April 25, 2012): Announcing the publication of a new report into a major land grab in West Papua. “An Agribusiness Attack in West Papua: Unravelling the Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate” is now online at: http://awasmifee ...
The transition town movement in Vancouver, via Village Vancouver is hosting the event From Here to There (Part Two): Food, Energy and Transitioning to Resilient Communities. The first part I missed in early December last year, but which had a large turnout. I am looking forward to this event esp ...
The world is too much with us;
Late and soon,
Getting and spending,
We lay waste our powers. - Wordsworth This is a great little video from a practical fellow who seems to be one of the ole' sourdoughs from the gold-rush days, returned to tell us how to live more practically. We really don't n ...
I had a strange experience the other day. I was in the shower and suddenly got a weird metallic feeling in my belly button. It seemed to originate from my navel piercing and shot upward towards my breastbone. It felt like the sound of a fingernail on a chalkboard and sent shock waves through my cell ...
Chinese philosophy holds that life force, or qi, comes from breath and food. I recently came across a very special book called The Feng Shui Cookbook: Creating Health and Harmony in Your Kitchen by Elizabeth Miles. Although this book is small and easy to overlook it is a very different breed th ...
We grew up on some of the best water in the world, it was definitely the tastiest. As a matter of fact, my sister stopped drinking water when she left PNG, she says nothing comes close to that sweet rain-water and its just too much of a let-down to drink any other! We lived in a village 6,000 feet h ...
