Jeffrey Berg

A neighbor keeps bees that feed and pollinate in our garden. It's been a great learning experience being a small part of the process, just taking care of plants. We have not been stung, and we get some of the honey.

I am preparing a talk on daylighting, specifically active core sunlighting, to give at the Architecture Boston Expo 2018.

I discussed food waste composting in Cambridge, MA with a friend and discovered it's not as straightforward as I thought. The directions for what's appropriate for curb side collection need to be clarified. Still, Cambridge has diverted over a million pounds of food waste from landfills since this Spring. 

I commute, and occasionally go to meetings, by mass transit.

In preparation for a talk on active core sunlighting I have been corresponding with designers of optics and manufacturers of sunlighting systems.

In the news today, a utility company is cutting power to neighborhoods to reduce the risk of wildfires. I see an argument here of increased use of distributed - and renewable - power generation.