Environmental Brainstorming: Finding Solutions to Problems
As a person who is interested in the environment, I often find myself brainstorming on ways to improve the quality of natural living. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t only daydream.
I always try to be environmentally conscious throughout my day – turning off lights, conserving water, recycling the trash that I can and disposing of the rest in a responsible way, but sometimes I think that there are larger steps to make. Sometimes this seems so obvious to me that I think about it myself. I don’t know how scientifically qualified I am, but I am interested, and sometimes I think about things. That is how I am. I think and I think and I think that maybe it is time to do something about this.

Here is an example. People talked for years and years about building an electric car, but somehow, no one really made it move forward. There were a few different versions that were heard about here and there but nothing seemed really groundbreaking. I think that it is pretty clear why. The makers of cars and the suppliers of gas were making such a lot of money that no one really put their energy into mass producing a non-gasoline pollution free electric car. Now that everyone is talking about alternative types of automobiles, this industry is starting to heat up and move forward very quickly. It is too bad that there has been such a delay.
Without getting into a big speech here about Global Warming, I think that most of us realize at this point that many of the technologies we now use will begin changing as our world grows more and more environmentally aware .
There are a lot of great eco-friendly technologies out there that are starting to develop, but my feeling is that much more can be accomplished. I think that often, people have new ideas for this rapidly growing field, but they are hesitant to make them or to produce them because they might not be feasible to mass-produce, and therefore not a profitable venture.
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Post CommentLiane Schmidt
On September 5, 2007 at 4:30 pm
This is a beautiful, well written article with beautiful pictures. Wonderful work.
Best wishes.
Sincerely,
-Liane Schmidt
greenM6n
On September 6, 2007 at 1:55 pm
Nice post. There does seem to be a forum for green ideas called treehugger. Yes, it seems we have to consider all of our actions in light of how much the planet can sustain, these days. Keep putting out the message that we can create a much better world by paying attention to this and using to our advantage the interconnectedness of the biological world that surrounds us. Green on.
Tochol
On September 12, 2007 at 12:21 pm
This concept has been in use in many states in US and has been researched and written about extensively.
Check out “Grey water systems” and “artificial wetland” water treatments and “recycled water” on Google. You’ll find tons of info on how to set up legal and accepted information as well as thoughtful debates on health issues and cost benefits.
Superior Septic Tank Systems
On October 12, 2009 at 8:39 am
These type of systems already exist in the UK. We have non-electric BIOROCK sewage treatment systems which produce clean water from sewage, grey water harvesters and rainwater harvesters, We flush toilets with grey or rainwater.
Sustainable Sewage Treatment Plant
On October 12, 2009 at 8:42 am
The BIOROCK sewage system is a great leap forward in sustainable sewage treatment without creating more greenhouse gases. It is possible to use the water for flushing toilets if UV light treatment is added to the plant