Solar Fountain Harvard Square
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Harvard Square, November 2007
Ecological Design Principles
by Bill McDonough
Waste equals food
Use only available solar income
Respect diversity
Love all the children
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Harvard Square, October 2007
This is a Solar IS Civil Defense arrangement.
The posters around the fountain include A South-Facing Window Is Already a Solar Collector and reproductions of historic WWII posters:
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Ambrose Spencer has a larger solar fountain that he displays from time to time and I just read about Charles Goldman's portable solar fountain that he walked from Brooklyn to the Bronx.
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Ambrose Spencer and SunToys at AltWheels 2005
Video courtesy of http://energyvison.blogspot.com
For years, I've been recommending that people take these things to the public squares and most especially the farmers' markets, a core constituency of any green movement, as in the story "Mr Franklin's Folks".
It's all part of a Solar Survival Show and the sooner we start performing it the more likely we are to survive.
Labels: Ambrose Spencer, Cambridge, farmers market, fountain, Mr Franklin's Folks, public education, PV, solar fountain, southernmost window, Sun Toys, water, WWII