Joel:
It is possible to do "good work" within the borders of one's own
country. As off-grid specialists, we try to keep one or two elderly or
disadvantaged customers on our books as pro-bono clients, providing
services they could not afford. They buy the parts, we install and
service at no charge. I encourage all wrenches to do the same.
William Miller
At 07:53 AM 3/4/2009, you wrote:
Low-tech solar's unintended positive consequences. The print magazine
bullet "Before they got the solar cookers, female refugees often were
attacked."
See http://www.parade.com/health/2009/03/solar-cooker-project.html
Several wrenches do good work in developing countries. Please share your
experiences and ideas with us so that we can do a little positive
technology transfer when we are on the road.
Joel Davidson
Please note new e-mail address and domain:
William Miller
Miller Solar
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