Today I went to go check out a local community garden. I'm going to get on their waiting list - for a small fee, you can rent a plot. I want to start growing some of my own food. I also might do some volunteer work at another local farm that grows food to donate to the needy in the community.

Just asked the town office if I can grow things in the space between my sidewalk and the street,
and now I'll have a place for extra flowers and vegetables (I always start too much stuff) and a "Free" sign when they start producing, AND have less grass to mow.

See. That's what winning looks like.

www.repaircafe.org/en/join/star...

All you need is space, some advertising, tools and enthusiasm!

Start one with your neighbour, ask a library, cafe or community hub if they have some space available for a few hours. Announce it on FB, Insta, TikTok, local paper and see where it goes.

Batteries now meet 28% of evening peak electricity demand in California.

"From July 1, 2026, households in New South Wales, South Australia, and southeastern Queensland can access at least three hours of free electricity each day through a new initiative called the Solar Sharer Offer"
via No One Cares