as frugally and sustainably as possible
Twenty years ago we were living on Texada, an island in British Columbia, and oddly enough it is very similar to where we are now, in Shetland. Same climate. More or less an equivalent number of people. An archipelago, and where everything to keep the people alive has to be imported.
Texada, and Shetland, haven’t …
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Sounds absurd, doesn’t it? But this prospect is actually a very real possibility, even if very few consider it an issue, not even our elected representatives.
I’m talking about having enough food, fuel and electricity for everyone, as well as all the other services including adequate healthcare.
Because for the first time in Shetland’s...
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Before you say anything, yes I have already written about this, but obviously failed to explain it clearly enough, because still no-one seems to think there is a problem. What I am talking about is the impending apocalypse our species is facing. Because even if there aren’t many obvious signs out there, there are certainly …
Continue reading "– if we don’t stop behaving the way we are, life for our species is going to end."
How to live off-grid 