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Kris De Decker: “Low Tech: What, Why, and How.”

Kris De Decker: “Low Tech: What, Why, and How.”

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The Age of Low Tech by Philippe Bihouix: review by Mark Garavan

The Age of Low Tech by Philippe Bihouix: review by Mark Garavan For some time now a simple climate change narrative has been foregrounded in the political and media mainstream. This has been particularly evident in the wake of the most recent IPCC Report. In this narrative, climate change is acknowledged but is seen primarily […]

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Toward an age of low tech for a more resilient and sustainable society

Toward an age of low tech for a more resilient and sustainable society The various restrictions that have been imposed to tackle the COVID-19 crisis have led many of us to reflect on what might be our response to other pressing issues that we face, especially inequalities in our societies and the major ecological issues […]

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Keeping heat in and near your body in a cool residence

Keeping heat in and near your body in a cool residence In the first post in this series, I focused on clothing that will help to keep you warm in a minimally-heated residence like ours. We typically heat our home to 60F / 16C from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., 63F / 17C from 5 p.m. to […]

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Restoring the Old Way of Warming: Heating People, not Places

Restoring the Old Way of Warming: Heating People, not Places These days, we provide thermal comfort in winter by heating the entire volume of air in a room or building. In earlier times, our forebear’s concept of heating was more localized: heating people, not places. They used radiant heat sources that warmed only certain parts […]

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