Honestly, it’s not a great take from low-tech magazine.

This does not replace what solar panels do, which is to be an almost entirely passive way to collect/generate clean energy. It requires a fuel source, produces dirty emissions, requires actively monitoring while in use, and generates very little energy relative to what it is exposed to.

It’s potentially good for reusing waste heat as a small amount of electricity but it’s very little compared to other methods of reclamation like a hot water heater or an actual steam engine.

Do you have any guides or resources you use for getting started with them?

It would not surprise me, given that this decade is rife with political corruption across the board.

What a nonsense thing to fight about. Since when has “milk” only referred to animal related products? The EU and UK judiciary systems obviously don’t want to let go of their cattle farms.

Mistreatment of pigs and hens in their supply chain.

I love how people all of the people that are going to be installed in the US’ new world order are all involved with unethical industries. No conflict of interests here.