May 2008
7 posts
“There are roughly three New Yorks. There is, first, the New York of the man or...”
– E.B. White, Here is New York (via whitneymcn, soupsoup, supernice) (via mareen)
Consider a Rain Barrel
squashed: A rain barrel is a relatively simple idea. Normally the water from your roof would run into a storm sewer and then out into a local river, leading to massive amounts of not-always-clean water hitting the river every time it rains. Then, when you want to water your lawn or garden, you turn on the faucet and use up a bunch of drinking water. A rain barrel should mitigate both the...
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