Waverley Council to put an ecopops at Bondi Beach

Posted by on Sunday, August 11, 2013 · 1 Comment 

Courtesy of Waverley Council, Australia’s iconic Bondi Beach will soon see an ecopops pop up.

According to Council’s website, the beach will see “ the installation of its first temporary ecoPOPS in Bondi in August 2013″.

With the Steel Stewardship Forum sponsoring an ecopops, the Sydney University’s electrical engineering experts partnering ecopops to create a simple, affordable solar pumping system, and strong local community support we may see lots of ecopops out in our streets to provide local food, cool streets and be a billboard for sustainability . . .

Watch this space . . . .

. . .  pop!

 

 

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One Response to “Waverley Council to put an ecopops at Bondi Beach”
  1. rosie mcdonell says:
    14 Aug 2013 at 14:23

    It looks great already – as a sign of things to come. Local food for everyone. Yeh!!!

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