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Tag Archives: climate change
Imaginary Good
“Why is it, that doing something, is so much harder than thinking about doing something? This fascinating existential question confronted me recently while I was thinking about my mother’s solar panels. She lives in a suburb where roofs outnumber trees … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Habitat, My Mother and Me
Tagged climate change, photovoltaic membrane, procrastination, solar array, solar panels, solar power
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Christmas Luck
This week I gave some luck. My family and I have stopped giving each other Christmas presents. We all have too many things already. Instead we just do a lot of eating, drinking and general merriment. So I like to … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Time
Tagged Australian Red Cross, charities, christmas gifts, climate change, donations, Greenpeace, luck, Mahboba's Promise
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Crying in the Cathedral
In Australia, left leaning, liberal thinking, chardonnay sipping, bleeding hearts types are living through hopeless times. It seems there is very little we can do except wait for the next election. At least there is a next election. I was … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Experiments with Food
Tagged candles, citizenship laws, climate change, democracy, elections, English Civil War, Federal Government, hope, legal system, meditation, Minister, Parliament, pragmatism, prayer, scrambled eggs, soul, soup, St Mary's Cathedral, The Pope's encyclical on Climate Change, voting
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What can you do?
On Sunday morning I descended into a deep despair. I’m not usually one to despair. I much prefer hope. Or at least a glass of wine. But we had tried, and failed, to get to a climate change rally. It … Continue reading
Giving up my car: an experiment
Twelve weeks ago I began an experiment. I gave up my car. I use the term ‘gave up’ deliberately. Like giving up sugar or alcohol. And it’s an experiment, spiritual perhaps, like something you might do for Lent. Or for … Continue reading
Posted in The Sages, Time
Tagged carless, cars, climate change, motor vehicles, pedestrian, psychogeography, sell your car, sustainability
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