The four previous articles on the Micro Tiny Home have helped to usher in $1,770 in donations. Our revised goal is now to build five Micro Tiny Homes for the homeless. They will be carefully placed in Santa Cruz, California, for homeless people.
Along with the generous donations, we have received a tremendous amount of feedback and many great questions. Accordingly, I decided to have the builder, Alekz Londos, answer those questions.
The news out of India concerning wind and solar power has been bipolar, to say the least. India set an ambitious target of 175 gigawatts (GW) of new wind and solar power to be completed by 2022. India certainly is not meeting that goal on a linear timeline.
Thanks to an anonymous donor who gave $200 to the Gofundme, I am pleased to announce we will be building a second Cybertruck-inspired Micro Tiny Home.
In part one of this series, I described how the Tesla Cybertruck–inspired Micro Tiny Home was designed for a number of specific purposes.
Even prior to COVID-19, ridiculous housing prices had caused a torrent of homelessness across the United States. Now, homelessness is growing even worse, particularly in California, where decent weather makes being homeless slightly more tolerable.
The main reason I love writing for CleanTechnica is that it is mission-driven, not profit-driven. Not to be overly critical, but other sites I see don’t often put a spotlight on everyday environmental activists.
Let me tell you two stats that you may forget or you may remember. As of July 27, Thailand had only 58 deaths from Covid-19. The USA had over 150,011 Covid-19 deaths at the same point in time.
As a science teacher, I have shared the video above with my family and friends through social media, emails, texts, and phone calls. There has been a lot of controversy over masks because healthcare workers need them and masks are only a tool.
It has been widely speculated that the disease COVID 19 began in a meat market in Wuhan China. These markets are truly a sight to behold. I recently went to such a market in Phnom Penh, Cambodia that went on for over a mile. I have seen numerous similar markets … [continued]
