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[irfanfarooqi]

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[monstersandmaw]

Monthly story - male bat-like forest monster x male character (nsfw)

This one was a really sweet one to write, though as ever, it's about 10k words longer than I intended. I hope you enjoy these two and the autumnal forest vibes. There are also a couple of tiny little Gabe & Odessa easter eggs in there, if you spot them...

Summary: a heartsick author books a remote fire lookout tower for some solitude after a messy breakup, and for the chance to finish his latest novel, only to fall slowly in love with a voice over the radio.

Content (light spoilers): stormy conditions, then lost while hiking, forest entity attacks with constricting vines (not romantic interest). Nsfw includes oral, no penetrative, messy sex, come marking(?), and there's some purring too.

Wordcount: 13,238

(for the tower lookout vibes, this reddit link should help)

Preview:

“You’re renting a what?” Lavinia snorted, setting down her coffee cup with a clunk and gawping at Bowen like he’d just grown another head. Or maybe like he’d lost the one he’d had to begin with.

“I’m renting an old fire lookout in the Pinewatch Range for a month.”

“Have you lost your fucking mind?” she blurted. “Seriously, I know the breakup with Mike fucked with your head, and with good fucking reason because the man is a complete —”

“— it’s not about the breakup, Lav,” Bowen interjected heavily, taking a sip of his own drink and wincing. Instead of his usual coffee, he’d opted for a remarkably bland chamomile tea, and was regretting it enormously. “It’s just… I’ve been wanting to work on my novel. I think a place with no electricity other than a solar panel to charge my phone and radio, and no running water, is going to suit me just fine.”

“No running water?” Lavinia looked truly horrified at that. “Seriously? How are you gonna shower? And, like… flush the toilet? Oh my god, don’t tell me you have to shit in the woods…”

At that, Bowen bit back a rare, true laugh. “There’s a composting toilet in an outhouse. It’s not like I’m turning into a bear.”

She eyed Bowen’s gut, which was just a little softer than it had once been, and raised one eyebrow. “Sweetheart, if you put on a red flannel shirt and grew that thick scruff out into a proper beard, you’d be the definition of a bear.”

He rolled his cocoa-brown eyes at her and leaned back in the farmhouse style chair, gazing around at the new coffee shop that had opened up on North Street. Lavinia looked out of place in the cutesy, rustic tea room, but as usual, she paid her surroundings little mind. Instead, she regarded him from under her heavy, Goth makeup, with a back-combed bird’s nest of box dyed, black hair piled atop her head. Behind the dramatic makeup and the false eyelashes that looked like the kind of spiders Bowen only found in the deepest recesses of his basement, he could see real concern in her features,and his heart squeezed. He’d isolated himself too much from his friend in the past six months, and now he was running away to the wilderness.

He leaned forwards, just catching the creak of the rattan beneath his jeans above the clatter of the cafe as the chair shifted and groaned a little, and he rested his weight on his forearms. “Honestly, this will be good for me, Lav. I need to unplug for a while.”

“I’m just worried you’re not gonna be able to plug back in afterwards,” she muttered darkly. “I take it you don’t get phone reception out there?”

He shook his head. “Nope. There’s a radio that connects you to the forest service in an emergency, and there are a few other old lookout towers in the area, but unless there’s a very lost hiker, I won’t see another soul for the whole month.”

“Jesus,” she hissed. “Well, I hope you know what you’re doing. And if I come across Mike in the meantime, I’ll hex his bollocks off and make him rue the day he dumped you.”

“You already did that.”

Something flashed in her eyes. “I made him rue the day he dumped you, but it was sweet little ‘butter-wouldn’t-melt’ Hazel that hexed him.”

Bowen rolled his eyes and chuckled fondly. “You and all that witchy shit, Lav. Ever since you watched The Craft in high school…”

Easy-going Bowen had always respectfully humoured his best friend’s interest and belief in the Occult, but he’d never subscribed to anything spooky himself. The spookiest thing that had ever happened to him was a traffic light going from red to green as he approached it. Hardly cause to call the Ghostbusters in, after all.

At first, he’d thought Lav had been joking, or just using some affectionate name for the group of people who had all met after class and at the weekends, calling them ‘her coven’, but over the course of their university degree, and the subsequent years of employment, he’d come to discover they all actually believed in the supernatural. Then again, Mike’s apartment had flooded the week after he’d ditched Bowen, and his had been the only one to suffer any damage. There was now some lingering problem with a particularly stubborn and rather toxic mould all over the ceilings, according to Lavinia’s mystical sources…

“Just promise me you’ll take good care of yourself, and you’ll fucking phone me the second you get back to civilisation,” she growled, and he solemnly promised with hand on heart to keep her updated when he could.

A week later, Bowen’s pickup bounced up the rutted track to the fire lookout station, with a fortnight’s worth of water and camping supplies lashed down in the bed. The nearest town of Pinewatch was a jolting, twenty mile trip down dirt roads before even reaching the main, tarmac road to get there, so he’d be using the truck for a resupply run in a couple of weeks, but until then, he figured he had everything he needed. At least, he hoped he did.

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[solarpunkfool]

You wake up. The sunlight filters through the tree branches leafing outside your window, and you hear the birds calling (the birds are back, populations returning in the thousands, then millions as air pollution lessens and climate patterns rebalance). You head to your kitchen and make yourself a morning drink, coffee or tea, pouring the spent grounds into your countertop compost bin - municipal pick-up is tomorrow, you remind yourself. You put the paper wrapper from the tea/coffee into the recycling bin. There are no trash bins anymore, no plastic to throw away. 

You get ready for your day, putting on your clothing, soft cotton/linen/wool that won’t last much longer than you when you’re done with it. You message your work friends on your slightly clunkier, but infinitely repairable smart phone - you’ll meet them at the local light rail stop. You summon a link (a free, sometimes remote controlled, publicly available cab service - serviced by the municipality, and fully electric). You make sure to give yourself a little extra time than you did when you had a gas car, since the links travel more slowly and carefully, but that’s ok, because the streets are safe for tricycles, bikes, dog-walkers, nighttime deer, errant soccer balls, and neighborhood cats. You spend the time before it arrives watering your backyard garden, and you chat with your neighbor who has just finished picking blackberries from the vines along your fence. She tells you she’ll make cobbler and bring you some later. You’re grateful, since you never have time to bake when you’d rather be spending time with your family. Your phone alerts you when your link arrives, and you head out. There’s another neighbor in the link already, and you’re both headed to the light rail stop. You chat about the weather, how the trees that were planted en masse all those years ago have kept the summers so much cooler and the winters so much milder. He jokes about not having to mow the grass in his yard nearly as much as he used to, after the ordinances for planting slower-growing native plants. He shows you a picture of how well his garden is doing, and you mention your neighbor and the blackberries. His eyes widen, and he mentions that he’s never been able to get berries to grow. You take his information and promise to invite him over for cobbler sometime next week. 

You arrive at the light rail stop and walk under the fully green bridge (for animals to cross safely, and to keep the station cool) to meet your friends. You exchange notes about how your efforts are doing, what you think should be improved as you board the nearly silent electric train. You look out the window as you travel deeper into the city and watch as the green of trees along roads and sidewalks never lessens, the dullness of concrete doesn’t increase. With the links available and so few private cars on the streets, the size of the roads has decreased, making more room for trees, playgrounds, gardens, and wildflower patches. You see what used to be a concrete and brick center berm taken over by the boxy outlines of beehives, surrounded on both sides (what used to be narrow sidewalks) with fruit tree orchards. 

You arrive at your destination and disembark, walking with your colleagues to your building. It’s still a highrise, mostly concrete and glass, but the rooftop terraces are fully green spaces and the glass panels are permeable solar panels, drinking in the sun’s energy like the plants that stretch across its roof. You spend your day leading your team in delivering top quality services, eat lunch at the free market kitchen down the street, and then head home. Your work day is 5 hours long, with an hour for lunch. 

When you get home, your partner and child are there already, playing in the street on your kiddo’s new bike. The street is quiet and safe. You breathe deeply, smelling absolutely no car exhaust. 

You meet your neighbors at the community house (every neighborhood has one), where there’s always a free dinner if you want one. You don’t like to cook, so you don’t offer to take a shift, but you help clean up. Your partner mentions taking your kiddo to the doctor for a possible ear infection, but it turns out they just had a bug bite in their ear. You laugh about it. The doctor’s appointment cost nothing, just as your dinner does. You can cook at home, but why would you? You could eat alone, and sometimes you do, but today you want to laugh and talk with your neighbors and let your kiddo play with theirs. You and your partner help the clean up team after dinner, washing your own dishes and a few others’ so it all gets done. The dishes aren’t perfect, chipped and older, but who cares when the food is free. 

You and your family walk home and meet your old dog on the porch. He snorts and snuffles your child’s hair and leans in for pets. 

You go in and put your kiddo to bed. You spend the rest of the evening watching tv or reading with your partner. You talk about your day. You see the news that more sustainable grazing practices mean that the rainforest has advanced by nearly 2,000 feet this year, dark soil and thick tree roots spreading outward, crowns capturing more and more carbon from the air. You hear that the tigers and snow leopards, elephants and rhinos, are all increasing in population. 

It starts to rain. You are thankful you don’t have to water the garden tonight. You and your partner head to bed, and you think - this is my life. I am leaving a planet to my child that they will WANT to inhabit. Sure, there wasn’t steak on my plate tonight, but my belly is full and my air is clean and my home is safe. You dream sweetly, thinking of dandelions sprouting up through cracks in concrete, deer and foxes walking through breaks in fences, children swimming in clean water.

[zerogate]

Advances in modern medicine have regularly allowed people to “come back from the dead,” as it were, and many who do report extraordinary visions and experiences from their trip to the other side. A Dutch study of 344 people who survived cardiac arrest found that between 12 and 18 percent had deep and affecting experiences on the threshold of life: meeting dead loved ones, being ushered through a tunnel of light, existing outside of their bodies, and being filled with love and bliss. The life review is one of the most powerful and comforting of these visions. It is characterized by the conviction that you have sweeping knowledge of all things and can simultaneously reexperience your entire life. “When my expansion was over, I was everywhere, I was everything at the same time,” one woman recalled. “I was the sky, I was the ground, I was the trees, and I felt the wind blowing in my leaves, I was the sea and I was also my parents, my friends, people I had not met before but who, at that point, I knew because they were part of me.”

A former wildland firefighter named Ken Senn told me that he suffered an abdominal hemorrhage while hunting with his son in the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana. His son, Caleb, had already dislocated his shoulder trying to help his father over rough ground, so the two men were forced to spend the night by a fire in subfreezing temperatures hoping rescuers would find them before they died. Ken was semi-functional from blood loss and Caleb was deep in shock from an unreduced shoulder. At dawn, Caleb set out to try to make it to a road. “After Caleb left, I was at peace because I knew he was going to be okay,” Senn said. “But I knew I was dying. And that was when the mountains started to move, started to ripple. And I realized that the entire world was alive, everything was alive. And I saw all these animals below me and they were all dying, and I knew I was going to die too, one day, but we were all linked. And I felt at peace because I knew my body belonged to the earth. The Angel of Death was whispering in my ear.”

The similarity with many religious experiences is striking. Renowned yogi Paramahansa Yogananda describes the moment of his enlightenment as a young student in India: “Soul and mind instantly lost their physical bondage and streamed out like a fluid… the flesh was as though dead; yet in my intense awareness I knew that never before had I been fully alive. My sense of identity was no longer narrowly confined to a body but embraced the circumambient atoms. People on distant streets seemed to be moving gently over my own remote periphery. The roots of plants and trees appeared through a dim transparency of the soil; I could discern the inward flow of their sap… A swelling glory within me began to envelop towns, continents, the earth, solar and stellar systems, tenuous nebulae, and floating universes.”

-- Sebastian Junger, In My Time of Dying

[globalgreening]

Global Greening Flagship Projects for Desalination, Energy Storage and Hydrogen Production

As many people know the integration of solar, water and wind energy is essential for sustainable living, production and working future. Everyone should consider how these solutions can be tailored to fit various contexts and address specific regional challenges – especially efficient and intelligent energy consumption and energy storage. By adapting technologies and strategies to meet local needs, we can maximize the impact and sustainability of renewable energy initiatives. Global Greening Deserts project developer have been developing world-leading concepts and projects for many years. Agrovoltaik, Energy Storage Park, Greenhouse Ship, Greening Camps and RecyclingShip are some of the flagship projects. Urban Greening Camps are another outstanding large-scale developments, especially for megacities and regions that need better, faster and more efficient greening or re-greening. Solar cities with more water storage capacity through sponge city concepts, brighter and greener spaces, modular and mobile greening, more biodiversity and diverse green spaces with healthy soils that reduce heat, emissions and disaster risks.

Rural Development: Enhancing Livelihoods and Sustainability

Solar Water Pumping for Agriculture: In rural areas, access to reliable water sources can significantly impact agricultural productivity. Solar-powered water pumps can provide a cost-effective and sustainable solution for irrigation, enabling farmers to grow more crops and improve their livelihoods.

Community Water Projects: Developing community-managed water projects that use solar energy for purification and distribution can ensure access to clean water in remote areas. These projects can reduce waterborne diseases and improve overall health and wellbeing.

Renewable Energy Cooperatives: Establishing cooperatives where community members collectively invest in and manage solar energy systems can promote local ownership and sustainability. These cooperatives can generate income, reduce energy costs, and empower communities to take charge of their energy needs.

Urban Renewal: Transforming Cities into Green Hubs

Solar Rooftop Programs: Encouraging the installation of solar panels on rooftops of residential, commercial, and public buildings can transform cities into green energy hubs. Incentive programs, such as subsidies and tax credits, can motivate property owners to adopt solar energy.

Integrated Water Management: Urban areas can benefit from integrated water management systems that use solar energy to power water treatment, recycling, and desalination processes. These systems can enhance water security and support sustainable urban growth.

Green Infrastructure: Incorporating green infrastructure elements like green roofs, solar-powered street lighting, and water recycling systems into urban planning can reduce the environmental footprint of cities. These features can also improve air quality, reduce urban heat islands, and enhance the quality of life for residents.

Disaster Resilience: Enhancing Preparedness and Recovery

Portable Solar Solutions: In disaster-prone areas, portable solar power systems can provide critical energy for emergency response and recovery efforts. These systems can power communication devices, medical equipment, and temporary shelters, ensuring that affected communities have the resources they need.

Water Purification in Emergencies: Solar-powered water purification units can be deployed quickly in disaster areas to provide clean drinking water. These units can reduce the risk of waterborne diseases and support the health of affected populations.

Resilient Infrastructure: Building resilient infrastructure that integrates solar and water energy systems can enhance the ability of communities to withstand and recover from natural disasters. This includes designing buildings and facilities that can operate independently of the main grid and ensure continuous access to essential services.

Strategies for Scaling Up: Replication and Adaptation

To maximize the impact of solar and water energy integration, it’s crucial to develop strategies for scaling up successful projects. This involves replicating proven models, adapting them to different contexts, and ensuring that they are sustainable in the long term.

Replication Frameworks: Developing frameworks that outline the key components and best practices of successful projects can facilitate replication in other regions. These frameworks can include technical specifications, implementation guidelines, and lessons learned.

Adaptation to Local Conditions: Adapting projects to local environmental, cultural, and economic conditions is essential for their success. This may involve customizing technology, engaging with local stakeholders, and addressing specific challenges unique to the area.

Sustainability Planning: Ensuring the long-term sustainability of projects requires comprehensive planning, including maintenance, funding, and capacity building. Establishing local management structures and securing ongoing support can help projects remain viable and effective over time.

The integration of solar, water and wind energy offers a transformative pathway towards a sustainable future. By harnessing the power of these renewable resources, we can address critical challenges related to energy access, water scarcity, and environmental degradation. The efforts of Suns Water and similar initiatives are vital in driving this transformation.

As we project developers continue to explore and implement renewable energy solutions, it is critical to foster collaboration, innovation and community engagement. By working together, we can create a world where clean energy and safe water are accessible to all, where environmental sustainability is prioritized, and where artistic expression continues to inspire and mobilize change. Suns Water innovative, creative and advocatory style of working brings many good results, hope and inspiration in the developments. The future is bright, and with the collective effort of individuals, communities, and organizations worldwide, we can achieve a sustainable and resilient planet for generations to come. Together, we can turn the vision of a world powered by solar and water energy into a reality, ensuring a prosperous and harmonious future for all.

Education and Sustainable Development

Empowering young people and future future generations through better education, environmental awareness and commitment to real sustainable goals. One of the most important aspects is promoting a sense of responsibility for the environment and providing the tools and knowledge needed to make a difference - also to ensure that the legacy of sustainable practices continues.

Educational Programs and Curricula

School Partnerships: Partnering with schools to integrate renewable energy and water management topics into their curricula can inspire students from a young age. Interactive lessons, field trips to solar and water energy sites, and hands-on projects can make learning about sustainability engaging and impactful.

University Collaborations: Collaborating with universities to offer courses, research opportunities, and internships focused on renewable energy and water management can prepare students for careers in these fields. Universities can also serve as testing grounds for innovative technologies and approaches.

Online Learning Platforms: Developing online courses and resources that cover various aspects of solar and water energy can reach a global audience. These platforms can provide accessible education for people of all ages, from students to professionals looking to expand their knowledge.

Community Engagement and Awareness Campaigns

Workshops and Seminars: Hosting workshops and seminars on topics related to renewable energy and water management can raise awareness and provide practical knowledge to community members. These events can be tailored to different audiences, from homeowners to local business owners.

Public Awareness Campaigns: Running public awareness campaigns that highlight the benefits and importance of solar and water energy can foster community support. Using various media, such as social media, local newspapers, and community radio, can help reach a wide audience.

Community Events: Organizing community events such as clean energy fairs, art festivals, and sustainability expos can engage the public in a fun and educational way. These events can showcase local projects, provide demonstrations, and offer opportunities for community members to get involved.

Engagement and Leadership

Mentorship Programs: Creating mentorship programs that connect students and young professionals with experienced leaders in the fields of renewable energy and water management can provide valuable guidance and support. These programs can help young people navigate their career paths and develop their skills.

Innovation Challenges and Competitions: Hosting innovation challenges and competitions that encourage young people to develop creative solutions for renewable energy and water issues can stimulate interest and innovation. These events can offer prizes, scholarships, and opportunities for further development of winning ideas.

Technology and Innovation: The Next Frontier

The field of renewable energy is constantly evolving, with new technologies and innovations emerging that have the potential to revolutionize the way we generate and use energy. Staying at the forefront of these developments is crucial for maximizing the impact of solar and water energy integration.

Advanced Solar Technologies

Perovskite Solar Cells: Perovskite solar cells are a promising technology that offers higher efficiency and lower production costs compared to traditional silicon solar cells. Research and development in this area are rapidly advancing, with potential for widespread adoption in the near future.

Bifacial Solar Panels: Bifacial solar panels can capture sunlight from both sides, increasing their efficiency. These panels can be particularly effective in areas with high levels of reflected light, such as snowy or desert regions.

Solar Windows and Building-Integrated Photovoltaics: Solar windows and building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) allow for the integration of solar energy generation into the design of buildings. These technologies can turn entire structures into energy producers without compromising aesthetics.

Innovative Water and Wind Technologies

Advanced Water Recycling: Technologies that enhance water recycling processes, such as membrane bioreactors and advanced oxidation processes, can make wastewater treatment more efficient and effective. These systems can be powered by solar energy to further reduce their environmental impact.

Atmospheric Water Generators: Atmospheric water generators (AWGs) extract water from humid air, providing a source of clean drinking water. Solar-powered AWGs can offer a sustainable solution for water-scarce regions.

Solar Thermal Desalination: Solar thermal desalination uses solar heat to evaporate and condense water, separating it from salts and impurities. This method can be more energy-efficient and sustainable compared to traditional desalination processes.

Rethinking traditional wind power generation and further developing Vertical Axis Wind Turbines, which are much more efficient, environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing. Some of the best systems are also part of Greening Camps concepts and Energy Storage Parks. Even the flagship projects like the Greenhouse Ship and the Recycling Ship can be powered by VAWTs and produce a lot of hydrogen. The concept papers were published many months ago.

Integrating Artificial Intelligence and IoT

Smart Energy Management Systems: Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies into energy management systems can optimize the use and distribution of solar energy. These systems can predict energy demand, monitor performance, and automate adjustments to improve efficiency.

Water Resource Monitoring: IoT sensors and AI can be used to monitor water resources in real time, providing data on water quality, usage, and availability. This information can be used to manage water resources more effectively and respond to issues promptly.

Predictive Maintenance: AI can predict maintenance needs for solar and water energy systems, reducing downtime and extending the lifespan of equipment. This proactive approach can save costs and improve the reliability of renewable energy systems.

Social Equity and Inclusion

Ensuring Access for All: Efforts must be made to ensure that renewable energy and clean water are accessible to all, regardless of socioeconomic status. This includes implementing policies and programs that support underserved and marginalized communities.

Community-Led Development: Empowering communities to lead their own renewable energy projects can promote social equity and inclusion. Providing resources, training, and support can help communities develop solutions that meet their specific needs and priorities.

Addressing Environmental Justice: Ensuring that the benefits of renewable energy and water projects are equitably distributed is crucial. This involves addressing environmental justice issues.

Long-Term Sustainability and Resilience

Climate Resilience: Developing renewable energy and water systems that can withstand and adapt to the impacts of climate change is essential for long-term sustainability. This includes designing infrastructure that is resilient to extreme weather events and changing environmental conditions.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Aligning renewable energy and water projects with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can provide a comprehensive framework for achieving sustainability. These goals address a wide range of social, economic, and environmental issues.

Global Collaboration: International collaboration and knowledge sharing are critical for addressing global challenges. By working together, countries and organizations can leverage their strengths, share best practices, and develop coordinated strategies for sustainable development.

Super Visions and Visionary Transformation: The Path Forward

As we move forward, let us continue to explore new frontiers, push the boundaries of what is possible, and work together to build a brighter, greener future for generations to come. The vision of a world powered by solar and water energy is within our reach, and with dedication, creativity, and collaboration, we can turn this vision into reality. Together, we can create a sustainable and resilient planet where all life can thrive. Suns Water is the original project or working title for the organization and future company SunsWater™.

The creator of this outstanding project believes in the good forces or powers of humanity, real nature, natural technologies, solar, water and wind energy. That's why he also found many great ideas, developed awesome concepts and projects. The founder and some real scientists believe that most of the water on planet Earth comes or came from the sun. There is a lot of research on how much space water was created in the early days of the formation of the solar system. Most of the water on planet Earth does not come from external sources such as asteroids or meteoroids. Planetary and solar researchers can confirm it. We scientific researchers hope that more people will discuss and exchange about such studies and theories.

The initiator of the Sun's Water Theory has spent many years researching and studying the sun, planets and moons in relation to water and ice. Large data sets and historical archives, internet databases and much more data have been analyzed to determine the actual reality. Mathematical and physical logic can prove that most of the water comes from the sun. Another great discovery made by the founder of the Suns Water project is a solid form of hydrogen, he calls it "Sun Granulate".

The journey towards a sustainable future powered by solar, water and wind energy is both challenging and inspiring. It requires a collective effort from individuals, communities, organizations, and governments worldwide. By embracing innovation, fostering collaboration, and prioritizing education and equity, we can create a world where clean energy and safe water are accessible to all. Through its projects, partnerships, and community initiatives, SunsWater can inspire a global shift towards sustainable practices and technologies.

The concepts and specific ideas are protected by international laws. The information in this article, contents and specific details are protected by national, international and European rights as well as by artists' rights, article, copyright and title protection. The artworks and project content are the intellectual property of the author and founder of the Global Greening and Trillion Trees Initiative. Any constructive and helpful feedback is welcome, as is any active and genuine support.

[dreaminghour]

Obi-Wan & Anakin - Parade

Event: @domaystic Fandom: Star Wars Rating: Teen and Up Prompt: 14 Parade Ship: Gen Obi-Wan & Anakin Context: Canon-verse. On the eaves of a brewery in Er-Mar, two spirits sit and watch the festivities. Cross posted to AO3. Words: 1086

Night was seldom so quiet in the little town of Er-Mar. The stone streets were empty, only a solitary inhabitant tapping a stick as they walked. A breeze carried the smell of sulfur from the west. In the sky, long gray clouds traced the path the shuttles had taken as the last of the imperial garrison had fled.

Slowly, the sound of music reached the town.

On the eaves of the brewery, just above where the Nive family lived, two translucent spirits sat. Their forms, should you be able to see them, were bright blue. They were slouched close together, quiet but leaning their heads toward one another as though they were whispering.

"Can you see them?" the younger asked.

"Patience, my young friend," the white-haired ghost said.

"Not that young anymore," the younger grumbled, but he was ignored.

Anakin scrunched his nose a moment, scowling at Obi-Wan, while the other man ignored him and smiled mildly at the cluster of swaying lights that carried chanting and the beating of drums.

"You've dragged me all across the galaxy," Anakin said, "to all sorts of places I've never heard of, let alone set foot on, to show me the same sights over and over. Doesn't it ever tire you?"

"Why, does it tire you?" Obi-Wan asked, tilting his head toward Anakin, his smile knowing.

Anakin, as expected, did not reply.

Slowly the revelers approached.

As spirits were not bound by physics, they had been there at the launch platform; they had listened to the locals yell in shrill and caustic language as the imperial governor fled with little more than the clothes they wore. News had come late to planet Aji. It had been weeks now since the emperor had been killed, his ashes scattered to the solar winds of the universe. Apparently, Anakin had learned, it was not uncommon for the power hungry to vainly hope the change was not real. But change was here at last.

Now, they watched as beneath their feet, a handful, dozens, and then hundreds of people swept through the town's gate. People were banging on tin bells, making joyful noises, buzzing instruments and calling to one another. The Nive family had gone out, but someone was still asleep inside and they now came to the window, shouting and cursing at the revelers before stepping out into the throng as well.

A crack and a distant boom brought the spirits' attention back to the distant river. Fireworks were now being shot up into the sky from the launch platform. Technicians laughed as they carefully lit fuses, daredevils laughed from the nearby shelter of trees as the village itself shook and rattled. The townspeople cheered. Even more visitors came, streaming in from remote settlements and camps. The Nive casks were cracked open, someone was frying sweet and tangy meat, the smell of sulfur more pronounced now.

Anakin leaned against Obi-Wan and Obi-Wan let him.

Each time a burst of light and color was unleashed, people cheered. Large blossoms of green and red, dances of blue, yellow and white, then sparkles of purple, pink, orange lit up the countryside. The warm lamps of the town seemed dim each time the fireworks exploded.

Children and tookas ran between the crush of raucous adults. Eventually there was such a long pause from the launch platform the people began to murmur that it was finally over. Anakin smiled secretively to Obi-Wan.

Then, with a stupendous bang, the finale. Dozens of fireworks went up in quick succession, a rattling roar that was not unlike cannon fire but dazzled everyone. The people gazed up at the sky as the fireworks lit up their entire world, hands held to their hearts as the reverberations shook their entire bodies, made them tremble, deafened and blinded them. One child covered their ears and tucked their face against their parent's legs.

And then it was done. Everyone seemed dazed for a moment, but at long last the night was quiet. The sound of crickets, of distant music, of chatter slowly began to fill their ears once more. Children shrieked and shook their heads to regain their hearing more quickly. Finally, the stragglers returned from the launch pad and the village settled. Not to sleep, but to sit and spend time with one another. Slowly, people began to go home, taking guests with them. No window was dark.

Dawn slowly began to color the horizon.

"Is that it?" Anakin asked.

"I suspect some of these parties will go on for days, if not weeks," Obi-Wan replied, dryly amused.

"No, I meant, is that the last one? The last imperial outpost to be removed?"

"More or less," Obi-Wan said. "Some will go underground; there will always be holdouts."

"You wanted me to see how happy they were," Anakin continued. "That's the lesson here. You wanted me to see how happy people are now that the empire is gone."

"Why must everything be a lesson?" asked Obi-Wan.

"Because I know you, old man."

The sky began to grow pale, birds returned after being frightened away, even wandering among the revelers, pecking at crumbs beneath their feet. Children were being carried or tucked into makeshift beds while others lingered, all but swaying on their feet.

"Yes, I wanted you to see them. Not because the empire made them unhappy, you always knew that deep down."

Anakin dropped his head to hide his face, but spirits didn't blush in shame. These two were so deeply in tune with one another however, that Obi-Wan felt it in his heart. He didn't remark on it, he continued on.

"I wanted you to see the good you've done."

Anakin's head snapped up with fearful surprise.

"Master, don't mock me—"

"Now, now," Obi-Wan raised a hand, "that title is well and truly dead for you, I think. I am your friend and as such, I need to show you that you have done good."

"Not enough," Anakin replied, "never enough to make up for all of it."

"But you've freed them. You killed the evil that poisoned our galaxy—" he held up his hand again— "poison which was there long before you and I had ever even met."

Anakin closed his eyes. If spirits could cry, tears would have pricked his eyes and run down his pale cheeks.

"You did that. With help, of course, but no one ever is alone. Not even when they feel most abandoned."

Anakin accepted Obi-Wan's embrace and wept as Obi-Wan began to stroke his hair.

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"Move Mabini; A Story of Progress"

The municipality of Mabini was created on May 28, 1953 by the virtue of Executive Order No. 596 of President Elpidio Quirino. Mabini is formerly known as Cuambog that is named after a tree species of the family Dilleniaceae then renamed as Doña Alicia after former President's wife Alicia Syquia was killed. It was later renamed in honor of the revolutionary leader Apolinario Mabini in 1954. Mabini is a coastal municipality in the province of Davao de Oro. Mabini is subdivided into 11 barangays which are the Cadunan, Pindasan, Cuambog, Tagnanan, Anitapan, Cabuyuan, Del Pilar, Libodon, Golden Valley, Pangibiran and San Antonio.

Mabini is a 2nd-class municipality in the province of Davao de Oro. In the last years, by the lead of the former mayor Reynaldo Dayanghirang we have seen the continuous progress and development of Mabini. From the infrastructure projects like the four infrastructure project for the two Sitioa Manasa and Mascareg consisting of a fully furnished Brgy. Health Center, Installation of Riprap, Steel Bridge and Sitil Electricification. An additional two infrastructure project for Brgy. Anitapan the solar street lights and multi-purpose building and road projects. However, last May 9, 2022 Mayor Dayanghiranf lost the position to Mayor Emerson Luego. Mayor Emerson Luego won the People's heart by his campaign and tagline "Move Mabini". Mayor Emerson or most known as Mayor "MM" started the fulfill his campaigns and made his move to develop and make a much better municipality.

Since Mayor Emerson Luego was elected as mayor of the Municipality of Mabini, there have been improvements in the municipality. Mayor Emerson has implemented numerous projects to improve the quality of life of the people living in Mabini. Mayor Emerson had built few establishments to improve the municipality's economy like building a tourist spot, the "Mabini Mountain Ridge" or the "Bikers Camp" the Food Hub and Snack Hub that made people from other municipalities go to Mabini. There also have been a series of graveling work and road repairs, road concreting and revetment/flood control project to the remote areas and barangays who needs it making it easier for the people living there. Many programs were made to preserve the Municipality's environment. At September 21, 2022 the Local Government of Mabini led by Mayor Emerson and DENR Davao de Oro spearheaded the clean up drive at densely populated Brgy. Cuambog and joined the International Coastal Clean up in Mabini Protected Landscape and Seascape. During " Bisita Kadagatan" on July 23, 2022, Mayor Emerson vowed to actively support programs, projects and policies that would lead to the betterment of the protected areas in Mabini. The municipality also participated in some tree planting activities. In terms of agriculture, the Municipal Agriculture Office conducted basic practices and services which Tilapia/ Livestock Seminar, Vegetable Distribution, and BCIC Farmer Insurance. There has been a great progress on people's well-being and welfare as Mayor Emerson creates programs that would be a great help for citizens like "Oplan Ligtas sa Pamayanan" a program by Bureau of Fire Protection, Pre-marriage Orientation, Counseling Seminar, Medical Mission Activities, Housing Programs and many more.

We really can see the increasing progress of Mabini from the newly built municipal office and plaza to the improved infrastructures, better access to education, better access to health services, and clean water. Due to the programs, campaigns, projects, and efforts of the people involved it successfully improved the people's lives and have increased the development and progress of the municipality.

[vachnajain]

80years in the future utopian vision(draft 1)

Food

Humanity has shifted to regenerative agricultural practices, with vertical and urban farms supplying local communities. Lab-grown meat, algae, and high-nutrient plants form the base of diets, minimizing land use and animal farming. Food is grown sustainably, with waste minimized through circular economy systems.

Water

Clean, potable water is universally available through advanced desalination, atmospheric water generation, and efficient recycling. Closed-loop water systems recycle water within urban centers, drastically reducing wastage and dependence on natural freshwater sources.

Housing

Modular, self-sustaining homes are accessible to all. Constructed from eco-friendly materials, these homes self-regulate temperature and harness renewable energy. Urban housing is designed with green rooftops, community spaces, and abundant natural light, fostering community living and well-being.

Education

Education is a lifelong, universal right, accessible through immersive digital platforms and personalized learning. AI mentors guide students according to their individual learning styles. Knowledge about sustainability, ethics, and mental health is integrated into curricula from an early age.

Healthcare

Preventive care is prioritized, with personalized healthcare plans informed by genomics and AI. Mobile health units and telemedicine make care accessible in remote regions. Advanced biotechnologies address genetic conditions, extending quality of life.

Social Equity

Economic policies focus on resource distribution, ensuring no person lives in poverty. Communities are empowered to govern their own social, cultural, and economic activities, supported by universal basic income and cooperative ownership structures.

Gender Equality

Gender equality is achieved through inclusive policies, equal representation, and a culture that embraces diverse identities. Social constructs around gender evolve to celebrate individual expression, and workplaces have achieved gender parity in all leadership roles.

Work & Income

People work fewer hours, thanks to AI and automation. Creativity, innovation, and social contributions are highly valued, and people have more freedom to pursue passions rather than just earning income. Universal basic income provides financial security for all.

Energy / Electricity

Renewable energy powers all infrastructure. Solar, wind, and fusion energy technologies ensure a clean, limitless supply. Localized microgrids power communities independently, and energy-efficient appliances reduce consumption.

Peace & Justice

Justice systems focus on rehabilitation, not punishment, with strong emphasis on mental health and social support. Diplomatic cooperation prevails over conflict, leading to a world where peace and restorative justice practices are the norm.

Transportation

Efficient, carbon-neutral public transport connects all urban and rural areas. Autonomous electric vehicles and hyperloop systems make long-distance travel fast and sustainable. Bicycle lanes, pedestrian zones, and green streets are prioritized.

Political Voice

Citizens engage directly in governance through blockchain-secured voting systems. Decision-making is transparent, and digital platforms encourage active public participation in policy formation and feedback.

Air Pollution

Advanced filtration systems, zero-emission vehicles, and reforestation efforts have cleansed urban air. Dense green belts and air-purifying plant species have been integrated into cities, creating "clean air zones."

Noise Pollution

Cities are quieter due to reduced traffic noise from electric vehicles and soundproof infrastructure. Green zones and sound-absorbing materials in building construction further reduce noise, creating a peaceful urban soundscape.

Non-Human Life

Wildlife thrives thanks to habitat restoration and responsible land use. Biodiversity is protected through urban green spaces, wildlife corridors, and conservation efforts. Humans and animals coexist in shared environments that respect their natural behaviors.

Chemical Pollution

Regulations on industrial chemicals and bioremediation technologies have cleansed ecosystems. Waste is carefully monitored and safely processed, while synthetic pollutants have been replaced with biodegradable alternatives.

Water Bodies & Supply

Oceans, rivers, and lakes are protected through pollution controls and cleanup technologies. Conservation policies have restored marine and freshwater ecosystems, with thriving biodiversity and abundant fish stocks.

Waste Management

Circular economy principles have eliminated waste. Products are designed for longevity, reusability, and recyclability, and zero-waste policies ensure that all materials are repurposed or composted.

Land Use, Streets & Public Spaces

Urban areas are designed for people, not vehicles. Streets are green, pedestrian-friendly, and lined with local shops, cafes, and parks. Public spaces foster social interaction and physical activity, enhancing community connections.

Ocean Pollution

Ocean cleanup technologies, like nanomaterials and autonomous filtration drones, maintain water quality. Policies prevent plastic and chemical pollution at the source, and marine sanctuaries protect critical habitats.

Effects of Climate Change

Climate adaptation efforts have created resilient cities that can withstand extreme weather events. Coastal barriers, green infrastructure, and rewilded landscapes buffer the impacts of climate change, while carbon capture technologies help reverse past emissions.

Urban Agriculture & Greenification

Rooftop gardens, vertical farms, and community gardens provide fresh food while purifying the air and reducing urban heat. Public spaces are lush and filled with native plants, promoting mental well-being and biodiversity.

Gender & Sexuality

People freely express their gender and sexuality without discrimination. Inclusivity is celebrated in education, media, and public spaces, creating a society that values individual identity.

Diversity & Inclusion

Diversity is reflected in governance, media, and workplaces. Social norms are inclusive, and policies ensure equitable representation, celebrating the rich diversity of human experience.

Accessibility

Universal design principles make all public and private spaces accessible to everyone. Assistive technologies ensure that disabilities are not barriers, and cities are designed for inclusivity and mobility.

Sustainability

Every facet of society, from industry to individual behavior, prioritizes environmental stewardship. A shared cultural ethic of sustainability has driven a shift from consumerism to a conservation-oriented mindset, preserving Earth for future generations.

In this utopian vision, technology and ecological wisdom work in harmony, creating a sustainable, inclusive, and peaceful human society. Each individual enjoys a quality of life that is in balance with nature, while social values foster cooperation, equity, and kindness.

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Why Choose Rooftop Solar Panels?

Rooftop solar panels are an efficient way to harness solar energy, converting sunlight into electricity to power your home, business, or factory. By installing rooftop solar panels, you can save significantly on your electricity bills and contribute to a cleaner environment by reducing reliance on non-renewable energy sources.

Key Benefits:

Cost Savings: With rooftop solar panels, you can generate your own electricity, significantly reducing monthly power expenses. This initial investment pays off within a few years, leading to substantial long-term savings.

Environmental Impact: Solar energy is clean and renewable, meaning that it doesn’t emit harmful pollutants or greenhouse gases. By opting for rooftop solar panels, you play an essential role in minimizing carbon footprints.

Increased Property Value: Properties with rooftop solar panels are often valued higher in the real estate market, as energy efficiency is an attractive feature for buyers.

Manral Solar provides comprehensive guidance on the installation process, financial incentives, and maintenance to help you make the most of your solar energy system.

Understanding Solar Street Light Price and Its Benefits

As urban areas grow and sustainability becomes a priority, solar street lights have emerged as a practical solution for illuminating public spaces. These lights operate on solar power, making them energy-efficient and low-maintenance. The solar street light price is influenced by various factors, including the type of light, the brightness level, and the location.

Factors Affecting Solar Street Light Price:

Type of Light and Power Output: The price varies depending on the intensity of light needed. Higher-powered solar street lights generally cost more due to their advanced solar panels and batteries.

Battery Capacity: Longer-lasting batteries increase the overall price of solar street lights but reduce the frequency of maintenance..

At Manral Solar, we ensure that every investment in solar street lights is well-optimized for your needs. Our team evaluates your location, desired light intensity, and budget to provide a tailor-made solution. By offering quality solar lighting solutions at a competitive solar street light price, we help communities create safer and well-lit environments.

The Economic and Environmental Impact of Solar Solutions

Solar energy is transforming both urban and rural landscapes by offering sustainable energy alternatives. The installation of rooftop solar panels and solar street lights has numerous advantages that go beyond cost savings. Solar power systems provide energy independence and security, reducing the need for grid energy and ensuring a constant power supply in remote areas.

By using solar energy, you contribute to an energy-efficient world where communities can thrive without impacting the environment. The adoption of these technologies, supported by reliable providers like Manral Solar, enables individuals and businesses alike to embrace eco-friendly practices, safeguarding our planet for future generations.

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The Solar Street Lighting Market is projected to grow from USD 13653 million in 2024 to an estimated USD 43540.23 million by 2032, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.6% from 2024 to 2032.As the global demand for sustainable energy sources continues to grow, solar street lighting has emerged as a critical component in efforts to reduce energy consumption and promote eco-friendly solutions. The solar street lighting market is evolving rapidly, driven by a combination of environmental, technological, and economic factors. Governments, municipalities, and private enterprises are increasingly turning to solar-powered street lights as a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to traditional grid-powered lighting systems. This article explores the current state of the solar street lighting market, its key drivers, challenges, and future potential.

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Market Overview

Solar street lighting systems utilize photovoltaic (PV) panels to harness sunlight, which is converted into electrical energy to power LED lamps. These systems typically include solar panels, batteries for energy storage, LED light fixtures, and control units for managing operations. Unlike traditional lighting, solar street lights operate independently from the grid, reducing both energy consumption and operational costs. Additionally, solar street lighting can be deployed in remote or off-grid locations where extending conventional power infrastructure would be costly or impractical.

In recent years, the global solar street lighting market has experienced substantial growth. According to various industry reports, the market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of around 20% between 2023 and 2030. This growth is largely fueled by increasing awareness of climate change, the rising cost of electricity, advancements in solar and battery technologies, and supportive government policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

Key Market Drivers

1. Environmental Sustainability and Climate Goals One of the primary drivers of the solar street lighting market is the global push for environmental sustainability. Governments worldwide are implementing stricter regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. Solar street lighting plays a significant role in these efforts by eliminating the need for electricity generated from fossil fuels. Solar lights help lower carbon footprints, contributing to cleaner air and a greener future.

2. Rising Energy Costs Traditional street lighting systems powered by electricity can be costly to operate and maintain, particularly as energy prices continue to rise. Solar street lighting offers an economically viable alternative, as it relies on a free and renewable energy source—the sun. Over time, the initial investment in solar lighting systems can be offset by reduced energy and maintenance costs, making it a financially attractive option for cities, towns, and private organizations.

3. Technological Advancements Technological innovations in solar panels, battery storage, and LED lighting have significantly improved the efficiency and reliability of solar street lighting systems. Modern solar panels can generate more electricity even in low-light conditions, while advancements in lithium-ion batteries have extended the operational lifespan of these systems. Moreover, LED lights are more energy-efficient and provide better illumination than traditional lighting solutions, further boosting the appeal of solar street lights.

4. Government Initiatives and Policies Governments and regulatory bodies worldwide are playing a pivotal role in driving the adoption of solar street lighting. Various financial incentives, subsidies, and tax benefits are being offered to encourage municipalities and organizations to switch to solar-powered solutions. Additionally, many countries have set ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment, which includes promoting solar street lighting projects as part of larger smart city initiatives.

Challenges Facing the Solar Street Lighting Market

Despite its promising growth, the solar street lighting market faces several challenges. The initial cost of solar lighting systems, while decreasing, can still be higher than traditional lighting solutions. This can be a deterrent for cash-strapped municipalities or small businesses with limited budgets. Additionally, solar street lights are dependent on weather conditions, which can affect their performance in regions with limited sunlight.

Maintenance of batteries is another concern, as they may need to be replaced every few years depending on usage and climate. Although lithium-ion batteries have improved system longevity, battery degradation over time remains a challenge.

Lastly, the adoption of solar street lighting in developing regions may be hindered by a lack of technical expertise and resources to implement large-scale projects. However, ongoing efforts to address these challenges, such as improved battery technologies and better cost-optimization strategies, are expected to mitigate these issues over time.

Future Outlook

The future of the solar street lighting market looks bright. Continued advancements in solar and battery technologies, coupled with declining costs, are expected to accelerate the adoption of solar lighting systems worldwide. Emerging economies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America are poised to be key growth markets due to their growing urbanization and the need for reliable lighting in remote areas.

Moreover, the integration of smart technology—such as remote monitoring and control systems—into solar street lights is opening up new possibilities for energy efficiency and cost savings. Smart solar street lighting can automatically adjust brightness levels based on traffic conditions, reducing energy waste and extending battery life.

Key Player Analysis:

Greenshine New Energy.

Bridgelux Inc.

Dragons Breath Solar

Omega Solar

Philips Lighting Holding B.V

SOKOYO Solar Group

Sol Inc

Solar Street Lights USA

Solektra International LLC

Su-Kam

Sunna Design

Urja Global Ltd.

VerySol Inc.

Yingli Solar

Segmentation:

By Product Type

CFL

LED

By Connection Type

Standalone

Grid Connected

By End User

Commercial

Residential

Industrial

By Region

North America

US

Canada

Mexico

Europe

Germany

France

UK

Italy

Spain

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

South-east Asia

Rest of Asia Pacific

Latin America

Brazil

Argentina

Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa

GCC Countries

South Africa

Contact:

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Please contact us at +91 6232 49 3207

Email: sales@credenceresearch.com

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Solar Spot Lights for Outdoor Security and Flood Lighting

Solar Spot Lights: Bright, Energy-Efficient, and Easy to Install Enhance the security and aesthetics of your outdoor areas with solar spot lights, a powerful and eco-friendly lighting solution. These lights are designed to provide bright, reliable illumination without the need for electrical wiring, making them perfect for backyards, streets, and walls. High-Brightness and Energy Efficiency The solar spot lights are equipped with high-brightness LED lamp beads that deliver a strong and clear light, ensuring your outdoor spaces are well-lit and secure. The polycrystalline solar panel efficiently converts solar energy into electricity, providing an environmentally friendly and cost-effective lighting option. With a battery capacity of 4000mAh (Model 2) or 6000mAh (Model 1), these lights can operate for up to 4-7 hours on a single charge, depending on the model.

Weather-Resistant and Durable These solar spot lights are built to withstand the elements. The IP65 waterproof rating ensures that the lights remain functional even in rainy conditions, providing year-round reliability. The high-quality batteries have a long service life and large capacity, ensuring consistent performance over time. Easy Installation and Control Installation is simple and straightforward, with no wires needed. The solar spot lights come with a super-strong infrared remote control, allowing you to adjust settings from up to 8 meters away. You can choose between automatic light control modes, including 3-hour, 5-hour, and 8-hour automatic shutdown, as well as semi-bright and full-bright modes. The remote control also features an ON/OFF function and an automatic mode that adjusts the light based on ambient light levels.

Versatile and Secure Designed for versatile use, the solar spot lights can be easily mounted on walls, lamp posts, or any other suitable surface. The lamp head and solar panel sizes are optimized for both functionality and aesthetics, with dimensions of 380 * 130mm for the lamp head and 270 * 180mm (Model 2) or 350 * 240mm (Model 1) for the solar panel. The lights are ideal for backyards, streets, and security flood lighting, providing a safe and welcoming environment.

Specifications: - Battery Capacity: - Model 1: 6000mAh - Model 2: 4000mAh Lamp Head Size: 380 * 130mm - Solar Panel Size: - Model 1: 350 * 240mm - Model 2: 270 * 180mm - Charging Time: 4-6 hours - Usage Time: - Model 1: 6-7 hours - Model 2: 4-6 hours - Waterproof Rating: IP65 - Remote Control Distance: 8m Automatic Light Control Modes: 3H, 5H, 8H, Semi-Bright, Full-Bright

Upgrade your outdoor lighting with solar spot lights and enjoy the benefits of bright, energy-efficient, and easy-to-install lighting that enhances the security and ambiance of your space.

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