
In our increasingly technocratic society, on a limited income, how/can I live within my ecological means and enjoy peace between my ears?
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Moss Landing Battery Energy Storage System Fire, Sept. 18, 2026.
Do you know Hammurabi’s Codes? The Babylonian king wrote them around 1750 B.C.E. to protect people from new technologies’ hazards and to hold a builder liable if their projec...
Guest post by Shawn Simpson, PhD
Here’s a new technology—satellites with mirrors. It could and beam sunlight to Earth at night! Solar panels could get more hours to generate electricity! The military could use this, somehow. Shawn Simpson...
Charles Edward Perugini, Pandora’s Box, 1864
To create a sustainable relationship with nature, Indigenous and ancient peoples considered the Earth a living being, acknowledged its dangers and created regulations. For example, before enteri...
Recently, a journalist asked me to explain how data centers and AI are a menace to society.
I replied that focusing on data centers and/or AI is like weighing an elephant by the tip of its tail. The technosphere—more like a herd of elephan...
photo of Moss Landing Power Plant, Monterey County, CA, January 16, 2025, taken by Guy Churward, 18 miles from the fire. Wikimedia.
After I posted “Aiming for Protective Conditions—if a developer proposes “green” (solar and/or battery ener...
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Katie Singer writes about the energy, extractions, toxic waste and greenhouse gases involved in manufacturing computers, telecom infrastructure, electric vehicles and other electronic technologies. Visit OurWeb.tech and ElectronicSilentSpring.com.
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