Month: September 2022

Zagreb has more asphalt devoted to cars than I think it needs (or has money to look after). While public transport is actually very good, the core high-capacity tram network does not reach as far as one would expect. Busses cover many routes but suffer from the plague of cities: cars. Please don’t misunderstand –… Continue reading Sustainable infrastructure isn’t car centric

You know, I’d have expected there to be many more solar panels on roofs here. Given that insolation is miles better here than Finland, the pay back period for installation must be much shorter. I’ve asked around a little and heard that installation is very expensive. I don’t have numbers yet on relative installation cost… Continue reading A few observations on solar

Hi – Colleagues, friends, and random people on the internet. Welcome to my as yet unnamed blog on sustainability, policy, and, occasionally, the topic of my doctoral project of legitimate sustainable palm oil. I’m not going to write in high academese. That wouldn’t be fit for purpose, and is a pain to do in any… Continue reading Hello world – from Zagreb