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justalittlesolarpunk · 11 months

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This is my last post before I head off on my ten-day minimal-internet tidalpunk adventure (expect pics when I return!) so I thought I’d make a nice long list-type thing for all you solarpunks before I go.

Now, this might not seem very cheerful compared to my other topics - certainly all the people I’ve brought this up with irl have acted like I’m being alarmist and depressing, but I don’t see it that way. I view it as being prepared and maximising your ability to keep yourself and your community safe, which is after all what solarpunk is all about!

So without further ado, here is my *extremely idealised* suggestion for an emergency kit list to help you cope with increasingly frequent and severe extreme weather events. The goal is that with the supplies in this bag you could either shelter safely in place or get up and go, and be well supplied in either case to care for yourself and share with those in need. In fact, in both scenarios you would hopefully be able to temporarily ‘start from scratch’ in terms of infrastructure should the frameworks of society around you no longer be reliable. I based mine off suggestions by climate scientist Kendra Pierre-Louis (you can check out her advice on the ‘Unnatural Disasters’ episode of the How To Save A Planet Podcast), but yours might look subtly different depending on who you are, what you can afford/carry, and where you live.

Emergency kit list:

-Big hiking rucksack, to keep everything in

-Sleeping bag

-A small portable tent and camping stove

-A penknife or multi tool

-Matches or a lighter

-Kindling or firestarters - I use wood wool balls held together with wax

-Torch (with up to date batteries!)

-Towels

-Non-perishable or long-life foods, such as protein bars, rice cakes/breadsticks/crackers, dried fruit, bagged nuts/seeds, crisps, tinned soup, pot noodles

-A seedbomb of edible plants (you can get some for slightly excessive prices here in the UK, otherwise they can be made fairly easily by combining clay, straw, paper or flour with the desired seeds)

-Two large water bottles (600-650ml) and a water bladder

-A water purifier (preferably one capable of filtering out both natural pathogens like bacteria and viruses and synthetic pollutants like heavy metals and PFAS)

-A collapsible bucket

-A first aid kit, including plasters, bandages, sterile wipes, hand sanitiser, latex gloves, antiseptic/disinfectant, (K)N95 masks to filter out particulates (whether ash or pathogens), painkillers, antihistamines, rehydration sachets, anti-emetics and anti-diarrhoeals, steroid creams, aloe vera gel, iodine tablets in case of radiation, and any medication you regularly take (including epipens and inhalers if needed)

-A pair of goggles to protect your eyes from air pollution such as smog, wildfire smoke, etc

-Toothpaste tablets and a spare toothbrush

-Period supplies (pack these even if you don’t get periods - someone you run into might need them)

-A solar charger

-A satellite phone

-A mechanical handheld fan, with working batteries, to keep you cool in extreme heat

-A magnetic heat belt for extra warmth

-A change of clothes, including a sun hat, a scarf, woolly hat and gloves for extreme cold, and waterproofs (plus an umbrella!) for wet conditions

-Pliers or secateurs for cutting through dense debris or vegetation

-Some strong, climbing-grade rope

-A trowel (for planting and digging up but also for burying…waste 😅 - a long-term wild camping scenario isn’t infeasible here)

-Your passport and any other documents (marriage certificate, adoption papers, savings bonds if you’re like a hundred years old) that you might need if fleeing your country becomes a necessity

-As much cash as you are comfortable withdrawing/leaving lying around your house/carrying with you in an emergency

-A personal locator beacon is a radio-transmitter that signals your location to emergency services via satellite. These tend to have a 24-hour battery life, so if you foresee being in any way ‘stranded’ for longer then a useful trick is to switch it on for one hour each day, and then turn it off again. This not only saves power but shows emergency services that there is conscious intention involved, proving you’re still alive and lucid

-Some things to keep your spirits up, like a chocolate bar and your favourite/funniest book

-It’s worth having a sturdy pair of hiking boots for if you have to pick up the bag and go

Obviously this list is super extra, a bunch of these things are prohibitively expensive, and some items would need periodic replacement if a long time passed without the necessity of using the emergency kit. You could also likely build a fairly functional emergency kit with only a fraction of these supplies, I’m just trying to anticipate every eventuality here.

It’s up to you whether you think the investment is worth it - it’s a big outlay for a possible zero return. Personally I think it’s at least somewhat worth it as extreme weather is only going to happen more often and have more serious consequences, and preparedness turns what could be a disaster into an inconvenience, often saving money in the long run. But it will depend on the relative likelihood of severe weather events in your local area. It’s also worth saying that these work for ostensibly non-climate related problems, from a power cut in your town to an authoritarian coup in your government to your house falling down! It isn’t just for wildfires or tornadoes.

Over the next few months I’m hoping to slowly build up the aspects of the kit that are affordable and accessible to me, with the aim of being able to keep myself safe and aid my neighbours should disaster strike.

#solarpunk #disaster preparedness #community care #hopepunk #cottagepunk #environmentalism #social justice #climate change #extreme weather #natural disasters #readiness #obvs all of this stuff is pretty intense but I thought it was worth making the list #also like it’s so expensive I acknowledge especially as I’ve tried not to put Amazon links #how to save a planet #Kendra Pierre-Louis #links mostly for reference #these are just suggestions do what you think is best

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allthebrazilianpolitics · 3 months

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Brazil donates water filters and food produced by the MST to refugees in Africa

65 water filters and 8 tons of food were sent to Ethiopian refugees

On Saturday (17), the federal government, through its Brazilian Agency of Cooperation, made donations to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Ethiopia, the country President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva visited on the weekend.

It was 65 portable water filters, each with the capacity to purify 5,600 liters of water per day; 10 tons of dehydrated nutritious food; 4 tons of rice and 4 tons of powdered milk produced and donated by the Landless Workers' Movement (MST, in Portuguese).

The donations were articulated by Brazil’s first lady Janja Lula da Silva. The donations will go to refugee camps in the Gambela region, Ethiopia, which supports 385,000 refugees.

#brazil #brazilian politics #politics #ethiopia #refugees #foreign policy #rosangela da silva #landless workers' movement #mod nise da silveira #image description in alt

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aquagrand · 5 months

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pandemic-info · 2 years

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Lister's carbolic steam spray apparatus, Hunterian Museum, Glasgow

John Snow's Water Pump - a cholera epidemic broke out in SOHO in 1854 and killed 500 people in a few months. John Snow identified a water pump on Broadwick Street as being the cause of the outbreak. The pump's handle was removed and disabled. And, after that, the cholera declined. - by Betsy Weber on Flickr

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Joseph Lister

In 1867, Joseph Lister, a forty-year-old doctor, published an article in The Lancet that fundamentally changed medicine. “An Address on the Antiseptic System of Treatment in Surgery” was a description of a new way of doing operations that he first presented in Glasgow, Scotland, where he practiced medicine. At that time, the "germ theory" of disease was just a theory. Lister's innovation was simply to try to kill the germs. Lister used a spray made of carbolic acid, on wounds, dressings and surgical tools. He also washed his hands. The acid killed the germs before they had a chance to cause infection, and the hand-washing kept new germs from being introduced. ... Although British and American surgeons were irked by the “Scottish upstart,” according to Harvard University, “by 1875, sterilization of instruments and the scrubbing of hands were widely practiced.” Carbolic spray was exchanged for other antiseptics by 1885. - Smithsonian Magazine

Surgery was extremely dangerous prior, with high death rates.

Note that it took nearly a decade to widely adopt the practice and another to improve upon it. There were complaints and hostility for a while:

Lister published a paper about his system in the Lancet, but because Pasteur’s germ theory was still untested many surgeons were sceptical. Without the belief that germs were real and dangerous, many surgeons found the antiseptic system unnecessarily complicated and excessive. Some surgeons were opposed because they thought that Lister was proposing carbolic acid as a treatment for infection rather than as one possible chemical barrier or antiseptic for preventing infection entering the body. They objected that carbolic acid was too toxic for wound dressings because, in strong solutions it irritated and burned the wound and surrounding skin, and an overdose could cause excessive vomiting. - Science Museum UK

But ultimately his work led to the sterilization we now take for granted.

Fun fact: the mouthwash, Listerine, is named after Lister.

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John Snow

English physician and a leader in the development of anaesthesia and medical hygiene. He is considered one of the founders of modern epidemiology, in part because of his work in tracing the source of a cholera outbreak in Soho, London, in 1854, which he curtailed by removing the handle of a water pump. Snow's findings inspired the adoption of anaesthesia as well as fundamental changes in the water and waste systems of London, which led to similar changes in other cities, and a significant improvement in general public health around the world. - Wikipedia

Again, this didn't come easily:

Political controversy After the cholera epidemic had subsided, government officials replaced the Broad Street pump handle. They had responded only to the urgent threat posed to the population, and afterward they rejected Snow's theory. To accept his proposal would have meant indirectly accepting the fecal-oral route of disease transmission, which was too unpleasant for most of the public to contemplate. ... Public health officials recognise the political struggles in which reformers have often become entangled. During the Annual Pumphandle Lecture in England, members of the John Snow Society remove and replace a pump handle to symbolise the continuing challenges for advances in public health.

We're seeing parallels now:

Places with high transmission rates and where vulnerable people gather — like hospitals, pharmacies, nursing homes, and schools — refusing to upgrade ventilation, portable HEPA filtered air purifiers either refused or removed, refusing to implement or maintain masking policies. Agencies that should be maintaining public health practices instead relaxing their messaging and businesses using that "guidance" as an excuse.

We have an opportunity to learn from history and expedite positive progress instead of slowing it down for decades, again, at the cost of millions of lives (lost not only to death but illness, poverty, and overall well-being).

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movingtothefarm · 2 years

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Lifesaver Jerrycan

A robust and portable water purifier capable of filtering 10,000 litres/2,650 US gallons of clean drinking water, removing viruses, bacteria, cysts and parasites instantly. The LifeSaver Jerrycan holds up to 18.5 litres of water at any one time and is designed to support those with a greater demand for clean water such as group expeditions, adventurers embarking on overland travel, families or those setting themselves up for off-grid living.

Filter water for drinking, cooking or even washing, with the addition of the LifeSaver shower attachment. No need for chlorine.

#camping #water purifier #clean water

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hikeslot · 17 hours

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saganlife · 7 months

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Backpacking is a thrilling outdoor activity that allows you to connect with nature, explore remote wilderness areas, and challenge your physical and mental limits. Whether you’re an experienced backpacker or just starting, one crucial aspect of your adventure is ensuring a safe and reliable source of clean water. Water is essential for hydration and survival. Natural water sources, such as rivers, streams, and lakes, can be contaminated with bacteria, parasites, viruses, and other impurities. Consuming untreated water in the wild can lead to serious health issues like gastrointestinal infections, diarrhea, or worse. Therefore, ensuring a safe and reliable source of drinking water is paramount.

Reasons why proper water purification is essential for backpackers:

Health and Safety: Contaminated water can contain harmful microorganisms like Giardia, E. coli, and Cryptosporidium, which can lead to severe illnesses. Clean water is essential for staying healthy and safe while out on the trail.

Convenience: Carrying large quantities of water from home can be heavy and impractical, especially for longer backpacking trips. Having access to water sources on the trail and purifying them as needed is more convenient and efficient.

Environmental Impact: By purifying water from natural sources, you reduce the need for disposable plastic water bottles and minimize your environmental footprint. Backpacking responsibly means leaving a minimal trace on the environment.

Cost-Efficiency: Reusable water purification methods can save you money in the long run, as you won’t have to continuously buy bottled water or pre-treated water.

Versatility: With the right water purification system, you can confidently explore remote and less-traveled areas where clean water sources may not be readily available.

Choosing the Right Water Purification Method

Boiling Water: Boiling is one of the oldest and most effective methods for purifying water. It kills bacteria, parasites, and viruses by raising the water’s temperature to a boiling point (212°F or 100°C) and maintaining it for at least one minute. In high-altitude areas, you may need to boil the water for longer due to lower boiling points at higher altitudes.

Pros:

– Effectively eliminates all harmful pathogens. – Requires only basic equipment (a stove and pot). – No chemical taste or odors in the purified water.

Cons:

– Time-consuming. – Requires a reliable heat source and fuel. – Heavier and bulkier compared to some other methods. – Not ideal for large quantities of water.

Water Filters: Water filters are mechanical devices that physically remove bacteria, protozoa, and larger particles from water. They work by forcing water through a porous material or a filter media, such as ceramic, glass fiber, or a hollow-fiber membrane. The filtered water is then safe to drink. The Sagan Life® XStream Straw Water Purifier product uses the popular and effective Journey™ Filter to purify water from any non-salt water source.

Pros:

– Efficient and quick purification. – Lightweight and portable. – Suitable for larger quantities of water. – Many options available, from pump filters to gravity filters™ (such as the DuraFlo Filter).

Cons:

– May not remove viruses (unless specifically called out. In the interests of full disclosure, the Journey™ Filter DOES remove 99.99 percent of virus, plus other contaminants). – Filter cartridges require occasional replacement. – Prone to clogging in turbid water sources. – Initial investment and maintenance costs.

Water Purification Tablets and Drops: Water purification tablets and drops contain chemical agents, such as chlorine dioxide or iodine, which kill or neutralize harmful microorganisms in water. You add the tablets or drops to the water, wait a specified amount of time, and the water becomes safe to drink.

Pros:

– Lightweight and extremely portable. – Effective against a wide range of pathogens. – No special equipment required. – Long shelf life.

Cons:

– Chemical taste or odor in treated water. – Some people may be sensitive to chemical treatments. – Ineffective against certain impurities like heavy metals. – Requires waiting time for purification.

UV Water Purifiers: UV (ultraviolet) water purifiers use UV light to disrupt the DNA of microorganisms in water, rendering them harmless. These devices are often compact and battery powered.

Pros:

– Fast and effective water purification. – No chemical taste or odor. – Lightweight and portable. – Can be used with clear water sources.

Cons:

– Requires a power source (usually batteries). – Ineffective in murky or turbid water. – May not remove particulate matter or chemicals. – Initial investment and battery replacement costs.

Chemical Filtration: Chemical filtration combines a filter with a chemical element, such as activated carbon. These filters physically remove large particles, while the chemical component absorbs contaminants like chlorine, pesticides, and heavy metals.

Pros:

– Effective against a wide range of impurities. – Reduces chemical taste and odors in water. – Lightweight and portable. – Suitable for various water sources.

Cons:

– Limited in removing microorganisms (unless specified). – Filter cartridges may require replacement. – Slower filtration compared to standard water filters. – Some models can be relatively expensive.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Water Purification Method

Now that you’re familiar with the various water purification methods available, it’s essential to consider several factors when deciding which one is best for your backpacking adventure. Here are the key factors to keep in mind:

Water Source and Quality:

– Consider the types of water sources you’ll encounter on your trip (rivers, lakes, streams, etc.). – Assess the water quality and potential contaminants in the area you plan to explore.

Trip Duration:

– Shorter trips may require less water purification than longer ones. – Consider the number of days you’ll be in the wilderness and the quantity of water you’ll need to purify daily.

Weight and Portability:

– Evaluate the weight and bulkiness of the purification method. – Decide if you need a lightweight and compact solution for ultralight backpacking or if you can carry a slightly heavier system for added features. Be aware that the Sagan Life® XStream Straw Deluxe and Basic models, plus the new RapidFlo Survival Straw Filter are all extremely lightweight and easy to pack into a backpack, bike pack or rucksack without issues.

Ease of Use:

– Determine your comfort level with each purification method. – Consider how straightforward the method is to use in various weather conditions and terrains.

Effectiveness:

– Review the method’s ability to eliminate the specific pathogens and impurities you may encounter in your chosen destination. – Ensure the method is suitable for your needs and the water quality you expect.

Speed of Purification:

– Think about how quickly you need access to clean water. – Some methods may require longer processing times than others.

Taste and Odor:

– Consider your preference for the taste and odor of purified water. – Some methods, like chemical treatments, may impart a noticeable taste or smell to the water.

Maintenance and Durability:

– Research the maintenance requirements of the chosen purification method. – Assess the durability and longevity of the equipment, including the need for filter replacements or battery changes.

Cost:

– Set a budget for your water purification system. – Account for any ongoing costs, such as replacement filters or chemical treatments.

Versatility:

– Determine whether the method is suitable for various water sources and conditions. – Think about the adaptability of the system to different trip scenarios.

Maintenance and Safety Tips

Regardless of the water purification method you choose, it’s crucial to follow proper maintenance and safety guidelines to ensure the effectiveness of your system and safeguard your health:

Read the Instructions: Familiarize yourself with the manufacturer’s instructions for your chosen water purification method. Understanding how to use the equipment correctly is essential for your safety.

Regular Maintenance: If your purification method involves replaceable filters or cartridges, be diligent about replacing them according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Neglecting maintenance can compromise the system’s effectiveness.

Clean Water Sources: Whenever possible, choose clear and running water sources for purification. Murky or stagnant water can clog filters and reduce the effectiveness of the method.

Carry Backup Purification: For longer trips or in areas with unreliable water sources, it’s a good idea to carry a backup purification method. This ensures you always have a reliable way to treat water.

Practice Proper Hygiene: Wash your hands before handling water purification equipment and after handling potentially contaminated water sources to prevent cross-contamination.

Store Equipment Properly: After your trip, clean and store your water purification equipment as per the manufacturer’s instructions. Storing it properly helps maintain its effectiveness and longevity.

Conclusion

Choosing the best water purification method for backpacking is a critical decision that can greatly impact the safety and enjoyment of your outdoor adventure. By considering factors such as water source, trip duration, weight, and personal preferences, you can select the method that suits your needs best.

As you embark on your backpacking adventure, stay hydrated, respect the environment, and enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors with the confidence that you can rely on your chosen water purification system to provide you with safe and refreshing water throughout your journey. Happy trails!

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water-generation-machine · 9 months

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turonzamin · 1 year

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Hydronix HX-SWC-45-1005/3 Universal Whole House Sediment String Wound Water Filter Cartridge 4.5" x 10"-5 Micron-3 Pack, White

Price: (as of – Details) 3 pack – the Hydronix swc-45-1005 polypropylene string wound filters have a particle retention size of 5 micron and are used in a residential and commercial water filtration system applications. The filter has an outside diameter (OD) of 4.5″ and overall length of 10″. made of 100 percent pure polypropylene cord, the cartridge has structural stability, and is resistance…

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saganlifellc · 1 year

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PowerFlo Water Jug Filtration System

The innovative Jug Water Filter will save you time and money – while providing great tasting purified water for pennies a gallon. Water is pulled through the filter and up the tubing by the rechargeable batter operated pump that securely sits on top of the jug. The Power Pump is USB rechargeable.

To Know More: https://saganlife.com/product/5-gallon-jug-filter-system/

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sdfgsdrgh · 4 days

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Serpentine Portable Glass Bong Wholesale

Product Parameters:Height (body): 23.5 cm / 8.25 inches Height (total, including stopper): 25 cm / 9.48 inches Diameter: 14.3 cm / 5.6 inches Capacity: 1000 ml / 33.8 oz This unique snake-shaped glass water bong is an absolute blast to use. Its winding serpentine smokeway effectively cools down and filters the smoke, providing an ultra-smooth and refreshing smoking experience. The shape also enhances air turbulence for thorough smoke diffusion and vaporization. This prevents direct smoke contact with your mouth and significantly reduces irritation. The glass thickness is carefully calibrated for optimal durability and temperature control. Our Serpentine Portable Glass Bong Wholesale testing shows this creative glass bong maintains its integrity through rapid heating and cooling cycles. The wide base diameter and low center of gravity keep the bong steady when placed on flat surfaces. An ice pinch allows adding ice cubes above the water line to cool the smoke before inhalation. The artful glass blowing creates an eye-catching smoking device that is both travel-friendly and capable of delivering purified smoking enjoyment. Available at wholesale pricing, our serpentine bongs appeal to smokers who appreciate functional art glass. Read the full article

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onerengineer · 9 days

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