In Depth

Saul Griffith wants to solve climate change in a way that makes everyday lives better, not harder

Ben Langford
Updated January 30 2022 - 8:08am, first published January 28 2022 - 5:55pm
Life gets better if we electrify our homes to solve climate change, says Wollongong engineer Saul Griffith - like using surplus solar power to heat the backyard hot tub -. Picture: ROBERT PEET.
Life gets better if we electrify our homes to solve climate change, says Wollongong engineer Saul Griffith - like using surplus solar power to heat the backyard hot tub -. Picture: ROBERT PEET.

Saul Griffith doesn't want us to overplay the hot tub. After all, he was generous enough to get in it when Weekender's photographer visited his northern Illawarra house this week.

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Ben Langford

Ben Langford

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