#rain catchment

[amalgamasreal]

It’s always cool to see documentaries about the type of house that you yourself live in.

It’s not for everyone but I wouldn’t change anything about it.....except all the shit I’ve got planned to change in the near future, but we’ll ignore that. 🤣

[functal]

Brick Chicago Mid-sized minimalist one-story brick exterior home design illustration

[vankaar]

I'm still laughing about how the stolen copper is such a classic trope for Italian trains

[radleyarts]

Metal San Diego

Mid-sized 1960s multicolored two-story stone exterior home photo with a metal roof

[cabinporn]

From @coldsplinters: @workhard.hardlywork and I bought this 1200 square foot adobe/stone cabin in rural northern New Mexico back in 2017. The lot (legally named Tract F) was 40 acres and we’ve since bought an additional 25 adjoining acres in the last few years. The cabin was built in the early 2000s but was never lived in, so we’re the first residents. We’ve done a lot of “stuff” to the place, but most notably, we replaced a giant inefficient stone fireplace with a wood stove and added a south-facing sun room. We’re completely off-grid with solar for electricity and 6,200 gallons of rain catchment for our water supply. Satellite internet allows us to work from home and read Noah Kalina’s incredible weekly newsletter, which we hope he one day brings back. Photos by @noahkalina More photos on @cabinporn.

[kingwilliamv]

SINGAPORE 🇸🇬

The Prince of Wales made a four-day visit to Singapore from November 5th to 8th for the third annual Earthshot Prize Awards.

During the trip, he visited the HSBC Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport, Gardens by the Bay, EcoLabs at Nanyang Technological University, TreeTop Walk at the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, and the Centre for Wildlife Forensics.

He held meetings with the President and Prime Minister of the Republic of Singapore at the Istana, and with the United Kingdom Defence Advisers at the British High Commission. He also met the Earthshot Prize finalists and joined the British Dragons dragon boating club along the Kallang River.

He also attended events such as the United for Wildlife Global Summit, the Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony, and the Earthshot+ Summit.

[queer-crip-grows]

Right-to-buy council houses without specifically only releasing housing that already had a replacement built was of the most notable ways of the *many* that Thatcher et al screwed the UK.

I’d love to have a law put in place that landlords either have to sign contracts to provide housing under council house-type contracts with rent controls to people on housing benefit etc, or sell to the local council at compulsory purchase prices.

Same for all the houses not being lived in - use to house people under contractual controls, or have to sell to the council housing central fund.

Personally I’d start converting all the office units that are no longer needed because so many people are working remotely now into housing too.

Same for the huge city centre shops - I’m not sure if the pattern repeats elsewhere, but I live near Glasgow and the city centre has basically died since Covid. No one is renting the huge retail stores and the place is full of unhoused folk, which is a fucking scandal. So convert them into housing; let the buildings see use, and let those folks get off the streets. Pets and kids specifically allowed too - get families out of one-room shelters and into proper homes of their own.

I’ve heard that there would be issues putting in water infrastructure, but given the place is literally crumbling already and usage in so many areas is so low that having workers digging up the streets to install water lines wouldn’t cause enormous disruption, the time to do this is *now*. Build rainwater catchment and purification systems on roofs too - we get so much rain in the UK it’s kind of ridiculous not to use it! Some of that could go directly to drip irrigation in gardens, but plenty could go right into the houses/flats too. And of course this would provide tons of jobs in construction, architecture, planning etc etc.

Install gardens and green spaces around the place while you are doing this - offer some at low rent, or to buy cheaply, to market gardeners, but specifically put spaces in for communal gardens with the idea of offering allotments and encouraging people to grow their own food.

Put solar panels on every roof and integrate spaces for smaller wind turbines amongst the houses too. Huge storage batteries in basements to make the new blocks as low-footprint and self-sufficient as possible power-wise.

It would be a *fantastic* opportunity to create genuinely accessible housing - office buildings and shops already have lifts and wide corridors ideal for wheelchairs and other mobility devices, so keep that in the design when creating housing. There is a hidden epidemic of houselessness amongst disabled people and older folk with mobility needs, so create low-rent council housing that specifically fits those needs there.

It would regenerate the areas - all the smaller shopfronts not suitable for housing conversion would fill up with people offering the things people in residential neighbourhoods need, with a guaranteed payer base. People on low incomes *use* all of their incomes on necessities, so small businesses selling those necessities will do well. Offer small businesses low rents to provide those necessities. Any that don’t fill up, offer to charities and use for council staff offering the aid and advice people transitioning into housing actually *need*.

Carers are generally low-paid - so this would be an opportunity to offer them cheap housing close to a huge client base in the new accessible housing. No need for low-paid, mostly-female workers to dash constantly between clients in cars. They could walk to work and walk in between clients, who would also no longer be trapped in inaccessible homes, so people who are not actually bedbound would hopefully be less housebound.

Put rooms in the blocks for communal and co-op activities to reduce isolation - with the lifts and wide corridors, even people who are functionally housebound are likely to be able to make it to a room in their own building, and even quite young children could get to those places safely on their own if their parents are working. Wraparound childcare, paid and informal, near where folks actually live.

City centre areas that are now largely dead other than unhoused people, with limited and decreasing zero economic activity taking place and a decreasing incentive for businesses to set up there rather than in out-of-town retail parks people need to drive to, would become vibrant communities with every incentive for businesses to set up there, particularly for the small businesses that still employ the majority of people.

It wouldn’t take a lot to extend this model to transform those out-of-town business parks that are currently largely empty either; nothing says the businesses that are still there would need to move, and they would have a huge new pool of potential employees living within easily walkable distance, though there would need to be oversight to make sure places like Amazon didn’t attempt to buy them up and turn them into company housing. There would need to be a little more investment to provide green transport links like electric buses and trains so that it would be easier for small businesses to move in to provide services, but given the tax income that would result and the reduction in pollution the investment would probably pay itself back within a decade or so.

[azspot]

Some of us have done the math. You could build a dream cabin in the middle of the woods with a rain catchment system and everything. You're still not going to make it for very long. Why? Because if you want to live into peaceful old age, that requires doctors, nurses, engineers, and sanitation experts. It's also kind of hard to grow your own food if it's 110 degrees all the time and it hardly ever rains, or if the rain you need comes all at once.

A Comfortable Apocalypse

[quaranmine]

hello! Anon (who is planning a post HcxFirewatch fic) again! I'm just curious, but how do firewater lookouts like Grian and Scar take a shower? By using one of those "camp shower" bags or do they go have a splash in the lake? Thank you in advance!

Hi! So, I was trying to find a YouTube short/tiktok video I swear I saw from @/followmyleap where he talked about how he took showers. Or maybe it was @/lookoutformichelle? (who has way more videos on tiktok but I don't have an account so I linked her youtube.) I failed to find the video I was thinking of but it was basically one of those camp shower bags. I think you could also just look up any type of advertised backpacking/camping shower products. I have no idea what products would/wouldn't be available in the 80s though. Grian and Scar DO have water—they have a rain catchment system in an underground tank, and then a spigot at the bottom of the tower. That's the same set up that Philip Conors had in his lookout in Fire Season and I know that the Firewatch dev team referenced his book too.

I also wouldn't discount what you could do with just a bucket of water and some soap, either. You don't have to have plumbing in order to wash yourself, nor do you need to have the falling water of a shower. You could just use the soap and then a smaller cup to rinse yourself.

I think the lake is last resort honestly because, well. I grew up swimming in lakes and I don't think anybody has ever felt super clean after swimming in one LOL. Maybe I just haven't tried that good glacial lake water...I think for a silly goofy moment he could go dunk himself in the lake, but for a legit long-term hygiene plan it'd be the former ideas.

they are more likely to be taking cold showers than hot though 😔

[singapore-travel]

A Comprehensive Guide to Singapore Zoo  

Singapore is a beautiful country to explore. It is one of the three remaining city-states offering the most attractive destinations from lush lands to thriving rain-forests and famous sights to gorgeous islands. No matter whether you are a history buff or nature seeker, beach lover or adventurer, with a Singapore visa you can enjoy everything to make your vacation a perfect one.

While there are numerous attractions to explore in Singapore such as the world-famous Merlion, Garden by the Bay, Marina Sands, and much more, this one attraction stands out as being the closest to mother nature. Singapore Zoo is one of the popular attractions of Singapore and a must-visit on your Singapore travel itinerary. So, we have curated a complete Singapore zoo guide that will navigate you through the highlights, what to know, and what to bring.

Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is a one-of-a-kind attraction in the country. Locally known as Mandai Zoo, this massive yet beautiful nature stretches over 28 hectares in area. It is located within the Dense Forest Reserve catchment of Singapore and was opened for visitors on 27th of June in 1973.

The focus of the Singapore Zoo was to create spaces and environment that provide a naturalistic home for the animals. There are over 300 different species of animals featuring a wide variety from across the globe. There are even multiple themed areas and literally takes hours to explore fully.

Singapore Zoo Tickets

Singapore Zoo is beloved not just among global tourists but also by locals. So, the long waiting lines are quite natural and it is best recommended to book your ticket beforehand. You can do it online which also includes specified packages and services. You may also grab some deal-breaking records and save a lot of time.

Few tips for visiting Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is a massive attraction and covers a large terrain. You can board a tram to explore which makes everything much easier especially if you are travelling with kids.

We highly recommend you consult the Singapore Zoo map before your visit to the attraction. It will help you to navigate throughout the zoo and plan your trip accordingly.

In case you are visiting the zoo with some extra bags or luggage, you can choose to rent a locker or leave your oversized luggage

If you are visiting the zoo with your little ones who are little too young to handle, you can rent a stroller or wagon.

Please note that flash photography is prohibited for the protection of animals. So, do keep this in mind when clicking pictures of your favourite animals.

The zoo hosts various shows which are included in your park admission. If you like to watch one of these special shows, you can check for the show schedules.

If you intend to enjoy the animal show, you are advised to arrive 15 minutes prior to the show to get the best seats.

And if you love to feed animals during pre-designated schedules, you can check of the feeding sessions.

The best time to visit Singapore Zoo

As Singapore Zoo takes hours to explore completely plan a full day here. it is also advised to arrive early to avoid unnecessary crowds and this may also increase your chance to see animals at their most active time. The special feeding sessions and keep

talks are conducted at scheduled intervals throughout day. So, the more you stay at the zoo, the more you get to engage in feeding sessions and keeper talks.

What to do at Singapore Zoo?

Singapore Zoo boasts numerous things to do with various theme parks and animal shows. These not only offer an incredible entertainment option but also increase your knowledge on animals across the world.

Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia

The Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia displays the emergence when the tectonic plates of earth which was under Ethiopia split diagonally. This created a continental rack and here at the zoo you can witness waga wooden statues based from the Konso community from the Ethiopian highlands. There are unique with exhibits of mud-walled and stone-walled Konso huts. Here, you can see animals such as Baboons, Nubian Ibexes, Banded Mangoose, Jackals, Hamadryas, and Rock Hyraxes.

The Fragile Forest

A 20000 cubic biodome, the Fragile Forest is a beautiful replica of a tropical rainforest. It is home to various spinless and feathery animals that sit unhinged in the trees. You can also spot some amphibians and invertebrates such as rhinoceros beetles, four-line tree frog, whistling ducks, chatty parrots, and crowned pigeons. Some of the exotic animals living inside the biodome are lemurs, white-faced saki monkeys, Malayan flying foxes, toco tucan, two toed sloth, golden lion tamarins, and Prevost’s squirrel.

Red Topia

Red Topia inhabits the mysterious world of reptiles housing more than 60 species of reptiles and amphibians. One-third of these are extremely rare. Red Topia is again

divided into four zones offering a unique experience such keeper domes, interactive sessions, species display, and more. Most of these reptiles are from the Indo-Pacific, Neotropical rainforests, African Jungle, and desserts. These include bearded dragons, king cobra, panther chameleon, plumed basilisk, and more.

Tree Top Tails

Tree Top Tails is where you can find the micro ecosystems that hosts living creature that are closer to grounds, on the tree tops and everything in between them. This zone is a wonder that tries to replicate these layers of ecosystems and house tiny animals such as squirrels, brown lemur, false gavial, and great mouse deer.

 Australasia

Australia zone is home to the animals from Australia and Papua New Guinea. It houses grey kangaroos and tree kangaroo families including Mummy Blue, Daddy Ziggy, and baby girl Nais. While in the indoor region of Australasia, you can find the miracle kangaroo Makaia and Nupela. If you are lucky enough you can also spot the Cassowary which looks like a cross between ostrich or turkey and velociraptor.

The Splash Safari

The major highlight of Splash Safari is the playful sea lion from California. You will be amazed to see how this adorable creature performs cute stunts with a ball. See how it balances the ball on its nose and slides it over its body. You can enjoy this fun sea lion splashing and sliding and gliding on water.

The Frozen Tundra

The Frozen Thundra is a smaller version of the Arctic region but is as big as two and half football fields. You can see how the inuka here loves to play peek-a-boo with

guests and swimming in the cave or playing under a beautiful waterfall. The raccoon dogs on the other hand are from the breed known as tanukis in Japan. The other cold-world animals you can find in the Frozen Thundra are wolverines.

Elephants Show

The Elephants you see here are from the Burmese rainforests and you get to witness a unique show that will stun you with how these giant animals are gentle. You can watch them work as they carry out their tasks. And once they start playing, you can see them play dead, play around with water sprays, steal food, and more.

Rainforests fight back show

The Rainforests Fight Back show gives you a rare glance into the lives of animals who find their home in rainforests. This show gives you complete insight and shows how human activities are adversely affecting the lives of nature. You can witness the animals jumping and diving in front of you and you may also get to touch and click photos with them.

Singapore Zoo Rules and Regulations

You cannot bring anything flammable inside the zoo as it is dangerous for the animals.

You should dispose of all the garbage in designated bins for trash.

You cannot remove or carry anything from the Singapore Zoo.

You cannot take videos or photos for commercial purposes.

Do not try to contact with the animals unless you are guided to do so.

Singapore Zoo is well worth a visit. You get to explore and witness there are over 4000 across the world and learn about them. Apart from viewing, you also get to participate in family-friendly activities such as keeper talks, behind the scene tours, and feeding sessions. Overall, it is one of the best places to spend an entire day with your family and loved ones. And if you are here for the first time you can also go through a complete travel guide for your first time in Singapore.

[submalevolentgrace]

11th october 2022

"Victorians are being urged to keep enough supplies on hand for 72 hours ahead of a significant storm event, which is expected to cause flooding and power outages across the state.

The premier, Daniel Andrews, joined Emergency Management Victoria deputy commissioner, Chris Stephenson, and State Emergency Service chief operations officer, Tim Wiebusch, at the state control centre on Tuesday to warn those living in parts of the state to prepare for up to 100mm of rain in the coming days.

“We know that our catchments are full, we know that we’ve had record rainfall to this point and the ground is absolutely sodden, so even a minor amount of rain would be a risk in terms of flooding,” Andrews said.

“But it’s not a minor rain event that we are forecasting. It will be significant rainfall in certain parts of the state and that will pose a flooding risk to communities in lots of different places.”"

be safe everyone

[notwiselybuttoowell]

In the decades ahead, summers are set to get ever hotter and last longer, overwhelming the other seasons, and reducing winter to a couple of dreary months punctuated by damaging storms and destructive floods. Blistering heat will be the default weather for July and August, when a combination of high temperatures and humidity will make sunbathing and working in the open extremely unpleasant and potentially deadly. Our poorly insulated homes will provide little respite as they are turned into unliveable heat-traps. Camping out in gardens and parks will become commonplace as baking nights make sleeping indoors impossible. Inevitably, increasing numbers of people will flee the cities to escape the heat-island effect that will transform them into unbearable saunas. A general migration northwards and uphill can be expected, as cooler conditions become a big property selling point.

But hothouse Britain is about far more than insufferable summer heat. Progressive climate breakdown will affect everyone and insinuate itself into every aspect of our lives. Transport and energy infrastructure will succumb repeatedly to the onslaught of extreme weather, making otherwise straightforward journeys increasingly problematical, and power outages a normal part of daily life.

Health and wellbeing services will buckle, as tens of thousands of the most vulnerable people struggle in the growing heat and humidity, cases of poisoning due to heat-related food and water contamination burgeon, and new diseases suited to the hotter conditions – including malaria and dengue fever – gain a foothold. An explosion in mental health problems is also foreseen as living conditions become ever more desperate for many, and the strain on individuals and families takes its toll.

A confluence of desiccating drought, torrential rains and battering hail, flooding and new pests that thrive in the heat will take a massive toll on crops at a time when frequent harvest failures and climate wars will mean an erratic and unreliable supply from overseas. We have already seen price hikes and gaps on supermarket shelves as a consequence of the Ukraine conflict. Climate breakdown will bring far worse. One study predicts that by 2050 the world will need half as much food again, while crop yields could be down by as much as 30%. This is nothing less than a recipe for widespread hunger, social unrest and civil strife, and the UK is unlikely to be immune.

Heat and drought will be the signature conditions of hothouse Britain, but there will still be rain. In the summer, downpours fed by convective storms will be so heavy that little rain will penetrate the ground, most of it flowing over the surface to feed lethal and destructive flash floods. Autumn and winter will see frequent incursions of powerful, damaging, storms and so-called atmospheric “rivers”, bringing rains that last for days on end, overwhelming catchments and driving river flooding on a biblical scale.

Coastal communities will fight a losing battle as bigger and more frequent storm surges, increasingly powerful waves and a remorseless hike in sea level supercharge cliff erosion and permanently swamp low-lying terrain. Sea level is now rising by a centimetre every two years, which is more than double the rate for the period 1993-2002. Within 80 years it will certainly be more than a metre higher, and could have climbed by 2m or even more. This would bring the North Sea far inland, threatening especially low-lying communities such as the Lincolnshire towns of Boston and Spalding.

Alongside rapid emissions cuts, the inevitability of climate breakdown makes adaptation desperately urgent. Now should be the time for massive government investment in resilient infrastructure and the preservation of health and wellbeing – but there is little sign of this. Our housing stock remains totally unprepared for the new summer temperatures and flood plains are still being concreted over for new estates; meanwhile, transport and energy networks continue to be dangerously exposed to the vagaries of flood, wind and excessive heat. No plans exist, either, for a national water grid that could ease future drought conditions. The bottom line is that every decision – from local government upwards – needs to be made in light of building resilience to climate breakdown as well as slashing emissions. But this just isn’t happening.

If you are terrified by what you have read, then I have done what I set out to do. Too many of us still think that global heating will just mean that the world will get a bit warmer and that somehow we will muddle through. This is plain wrong. So be scared, but don’t let this feed inertia. Instead channel the emotion and use it to launch your contribution to tackling the climate emergency. Things are going to be dreadful, but – working together – we still have the time to stop a dangerous future becoming a cataclysmic one.

[bakafox]

Feeling disgruntled again that I just haven’t got the energy/spoons/etc to repaint my house the way I 100% absolutely want it painted in fabulous jewel tones and gothy dark purples and plums and so on instead of all the white and beige everywherrre.

STG if someone gave the trust $1mil tomorrow I would probably just fix this house up a little more rather than necessarily look for a new one. A catio. More insulation and electrical outlets. Maybe some rain catchment or roof solar? Central heating via the attic if possible? IDK. Exterior and interior paint.

Hire someone to definitely come rip up all the goathead and baby Chinese elms in the yard and plant more native plants.

...Well, ok no, I /might/ see if I could find a duplex or triplex for sale so certain friends of mine could maybe come be my neighbors, too, first, if they wanted to uproot if given the chance to at deep discount.

And I wouldn’t want to gentrify my neighborhood so that’s another worry I guess. But like, I don’t want a bigger house or fancier house I just would like the problems here to be taken care of and a COLORFUL house.

[gordies57]

07 June 22. Easy drive to Krems, on the River Danube, which is in full flow after some really heavy rain in the catchment areas. We dropped in at Kia Ottenschlage, where my good friend is the Chief Financial Officer...

[raincatchers1]

harvesting rain water : A sustainable solution.

The rainwater harvesting is a process of collecting, filtering and storing the rainwater from the catchment area. If you are looking for a best rainwater harvesting filters for the larger rooftop area try RainCatchers.

[oregoncoastweather4]

Oregon Coast Weather & Coastal Sightseeing Tour Ecotours And Pinot Patrol Wine Tours

This season has produced eight named storms thus far, comfortably below the annual common of 11 cyclones either forming or transferring through Australia waters. For NSW, the heaviest falls this weekend will impression the northern half the coast where greater than 50mm may accumulate.

But fortunately a repeat of the extreme floods which ravaged Sydney and the Illawarra is unlikely as a end result of a low stress system forming well offshore, as opposed to a fortnight ago when a low developed right on the coast. Highs are typically 60 to 70F in summer, with coastal breezes preserving it cool.

To see fall foliage, the colours might be finest additional inland from the coastline. If you're driving west toward the oregon coast weather from the valleys, you must see some good fall foliage colors on the finest way. Find fall scenic drives and more fun things to do in fall on the oregon coast weather . From October to March, Perth received simply 22mm of rain, easily below the earlier record of 39mm in 1892. The autumnal chill is because of excessive pressure methods sitting practically permanently to the south of WA.

The flood menace is being enhanced by wet catchments following tons of of millimetres already falling this week from Innisfail to Cooktown. The bureau presently signifies there could be solely a ten per cent likelihood the low will deepen into a cyclone, nonetheless regardless of the system's status, its motion is still of critical significance.

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Bottle weight is included, as a end result of this is the only most essential contributor to wine’s carbon footprint. In different words, excessive pressure systems have been favouring a position which ensures winds across WA are from the east, carrying dry desert warmth from the inside to the west coast.

The record dry spell additionally continues – the town's rain gauge has collected just 1mm this month, properly in need of the April common of 43mm. This April has only prolonged the trend with Perth's highs averaging 30.0C, a full 5C above regular and 5C above Taree's temperatures on the same latitude on the east coast. The official season ends on April 30, though occasionally cyclones do develop in the dry season – typically well-off Australia's northern shoreline.

The drop in cyclone numbers this century is the end result of climate change shifting the construction of broadscale tropical circulations, despite the warmer waters offering additional vitality to gasoline stronger methods. The Oregon Dunes – among the many largest coastal dunes on the planet – stretch for more than 50 miles and, simply offshore, gray whales migrate from Alaska to Mexico and again.

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If you want sitting in a cozy cabin by a fire and watching the waves, it is a good, quiet time to go to the oregon coast weather with lower resort costs and no crowds. Plus, that is the greatest possible time to visit the oregon coast weather for storm watching and king tides. Thankfully for the flood weary north, a observe slowly west is forecast this weekend, maybe clipping the far north-east tip of the NT – a path which might keep away from inland penetration and a subsequent heavy rain throughout tropical catchments.

Winds spin anticlockwise round highs and the outcome has been cool southerly winds blowing on most days from the western inside to the Great Dividing Range. In the meantime, a moist easterly might bring up to 100mm in 24 hours to north Queensland, prompting a flood look ahead to the northern and japanese Cape York peninsula north of the Mossman River.

While oregon coast weather thunderstorms eased on Friday, the stormy skies are actually being changed by a broad rainband throughout south-east Queensland, along with heavy showers alongside the NSW coast. Australia's weather will serve up a smorgasbord of variability this weekend, including one other bout of heavy rain for the japanese seaboard.

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The oregon coast weather Range is deeply etched by great rivers and patched with forests, offering outdoor fanatics wonderful boating, fishing and mountaineering. Like the thunderstorm season, the northern wet season additionally wraps up in less than two weeks, however a weak tropical low has formed over the Arafura Sea and is displaying indicators it might develop further this weekend.

Only a few millimetres ought to fall over western suburbs of Sydney, however Penrith has already received 264mm this month — more than 5 times the typical and the wettest April in 36 years. Temperatures at the coast in autumn are usually within the 50s-60F with lows within the 40s. It’s usually windy on the seashore and remember to convey rain gear for out of doors activities.