The Green Tank · published research and proposals

Climate
Technology.

Five starting points. Questions you can inspect.

How can water and materials be accounted for locally, useful water be stored, fuel pathways be assessed and exhaust outputs be measured? Each piece shows its present evidence, limits and next questions.

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P—55 · Water technologies · 17-page study

REFLUX IT: Water Technologies for Guadeloupe and Beyond

A Guadeloupe case study comparing rain, fog, dew, passive solar stills, desalination, atmospheric water, storage and recovery loops, with a method for other places to adapt.

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P—54 · Local recycling · 9-slide presentation + complete paper

Local Recycling and Manufacturing

A visible workshop proposal for making useful products from suitable materials, with a public batch ledger, a bounded pilot plan and a searchable materials index.

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P—48 · Water resilience · 23-slide presentation

Rainwater: Climate Evidence, Useful Storage and Public Questions

Observed warming and variable rainfall sit beside practical roof-water storage examples, current rule boundaries and questions for the responsible public bodies.

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P—40 · Ongoing open study

CL17 — Emission Transitive Emission

An open research map for fuel, electrolysis, batteries, capture and possible manufacturing inputs, with calculations and development material available for scrutiny.

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P—28 · Concept and test boundary

Bubble Butt

A staged retrofit exhaust-cleaning concept: measure what a wet capture stage collects, where it goes and whether the engine and existing controls remain safe.