Earth Hour – What we can learn from Myanmar about switching off | Reader and Writer - Praying Woman - Gardener

Posted by Audrey Chin on March 23, 2013 · 2 Comments

In Myanmar, they’ve been switched off for 50 years. It makes for a slower pace of life and a more crafty approach to manufacturing. Don’t let’s talk about productivity though…

A business center

A call center

A taxi in the suburbs

A water taxi

Milling your own face powder

Pressing cooking oil

Drawing lotus fibres

Hand-spinning silk

Setting up a hand loom

Hand-rolling sugar

Wood-fired stills

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