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Daily Archives: November 16, 2021

Electricity 101

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 16, 2021

by Learning Lead – Amy Darrell I am not sure when it happened, but I have become a total energy geek. I love hearing about creative ways to produce and use energy. I get positively giddy when I read stories about a company in Scotland developing an inventive way to store energy using abandoned mine shafts or…

Cautiously, Optimistically Carving and Connecting over Spoons (Part 2)

Cautious OptimistBy WaterlutionNovember 16, 2021

by Learning Lead – Segen Mehreteab Greetings everyone, happy fall! Though, I will openly admit that fall isn’t my favourite season. Shorter and cooler days are tough and anticipate winter, but it feels like a worthy compromise for the holidays and beautiful colours of leaves changing. I have had a really exciting time learning more…

Giving Food Waste a New Life: An ode to ‘ugly’ produce, citrus rinds, and more

Cautious OptimistBy WaterlutionNovember 16, 2021

by Learning Lead – Rachel Krueger For weeks I’ve been eating slightly bruised, unsightly and nearly-“off” food and admittedly, I feel… absolutely fine! I used to scoff at my dad, who our family lovingly referred to as “The Vacuum”, or “The Human Garbage Can” for his ability to scarf down everyone’s remaining food on their…

Let’s Make a Boat Part 1/2 – Supplies and the skeleton of a boat

Blog, Cautious Optimist, Waterlution BlogBy WaterlutionNovember 16, 2021

by Learning Lead – Paul Whipp Finally the time has come. The time we have all been waiting for. It’s time to start building my boat! I am splitting the build into two blog posts. In this first blog post (1/2), I am going to share how I gathered and prepared supplies and built my…

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