Bartering Banana, Tapiok and Taro for Solar Power in the Solomons
• February 9, 2009 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Life, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Banana, Bank, Barter, Community, Crops, Electricity, Energy, Entrepreneur, Eva Oberender, LED Lighting, Mechanism, Melanesia, Melbourne, Micro-finance, Pacific, Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commission, Papua New Guinea, PNG, REEEP, Regional, Renewable, Renewable Energy & Efficiency Partnership, Revolution, Secretariat, Solar Power, Solomon Islands, SOPAC, Southeast Asia, Subsistence Farmers, Sustainable Development, System, Tapiok, Taro, Village
PNG – Full of Kokodas but Where the Bloody Hell are Australians?
• August 29, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Conservation, PNG Mining
Tags: Angabanga River, Aquifers, Astrolabe, Australia, Barrick, Bay, BHP, Biodiversity, Bougainville, Burial, Campaign, Central Province, Chemicals, Community, Companies, Coordinator, Coral, Cultural, Decision, Development, Director, Disposal, Downstream, Drainage, DRD Gold, Drinking, Dumps, Economic, Emperor Gold, Enga Province, Environment, Federal, Fish, Fishing, Fly River, Force, Forests, Fund, Gardens, Global, Government, Health, Holdings, Hunting, Indonesia, Industry, Island, Kilometers, Kokoda, Kokoda Track, Landowners, Lihir, Local, Malnutrition, Marine, Metals, Mine, Mineral Policy Institute, Mining, Misima, MPI, Mt Fublian, Norwegian, Ok Tedi, Papua New Guinea, Pension, Perth, Petromin, PNG, Poison, Porgera, Province, Ramu Nickel, Reef, Research, Resource Depletion, Resources, Sacred, Security, Sites, Spiritual, Subsistence, System, Tailings, Techa Beaumont, Tolukuma, Torres Strait, Tourism, Toxic, Traditional, Tuna, Villagers, Wastes, Water, Waterway, Waterways, Western, Western Province
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