Ashish Mukherjee

Yes, this is a great idea and kind of what I was trying to express. Thank you.

Thank you. These sound good.

Thank you

Kilmora, Hisalu are the native shrubs
Oaks and Pines are the native trees

Other than that, we have fruit guilds of apple, peach, apricot

Does anyone use ThermoElectric Generators for producing small amounts of power?

Thanks for the replies.

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What you folks say about recycling is what I know too. I thought maybe, you all know something which I  was missing.

Thanks for this idea.

1. How do you produce methane at home?
2. What's a LP generation? Liquified Petroleum?

How much voltage can it produce for what length of time? I guess this is kind of similar to a thermal/coal power plant but on a small scale. I think a lot of charcoal would be required for even charging a laptop for an hour, perhaps. Right?

Thanks for your reply.

https://www.ecobricks.org/what/ is what I am talking about. Yes, load bearing is an issue.

Using extruder with the multi-layer plastic seems to be an issue because this plastic variety is too thin unlike high-grade plastics like PET etc.

Thank you, Nancy. I tried the ironing thing too and did not work out in that way.

The shredder and extruder have two problems which I figured out -

1. Cost of the machines
2. Does not work for the thin single-use plastics used in food wrappings like biscuits