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zerothworld.bsky.social
Innovation, design, global challenges. Inventor "cloud computing spot market". Food System Game Changers Lab 2021 alum. Climate Crisis Club. Crop Landraces Darwinian selection enthusiast.
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More than 150 Nobel & World Food Prize Laureates are calling for “moon shot” global research effort to meet world food needs in face of increasing climate shocks. (View in laptop browser; might be tech issue with phone browser.) www.worldfoodprize.org/en/laureates...

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Great radio interview with Dr Elizabeth Sawin on her new Multisolving book and approach to concurrently fixing diverse problems. A real eye opener. www.ecotopiakzfr.com/2025-archive...

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Miyawaki method of reforestation. Nature inspired. Darwinian selection. Faster growth. www.creatingtomorrowsforests.co.uk/blog/the-miy...

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Does Diffusion of Innovation theory (Rogers 2003) have lessons for sustainability efforts going viral? Here’s an academic paper on Diffusion of Innovation theory and biodiversity conservation. conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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For every crisis there is a choice: to respond to it out of the same thinking that created it, or to respond to it in a way that undermines the thinking that created it.

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Pacifist calico and vegan buddy.

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No-knead sourdough loaf. Baked in Romertopf clay pot in oven. Hard red winter wheat milled with Victorio tabletop grain mill. Also has some sprouted and parboiled wheat berries mixed into dough. Has honey aroma, though no honey is used.

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Oxford event “Inventing a Sustainable Political Economy for the Climate Crisis”, conversation with Kate Raworth & Kim Stanley Robinson. Replay link: www.hertford.ox.ac.uk/event/invent...

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Biodiversity on farms: Can we move from genetic uniformity to massive genetic diversity within maize crop fields? Could on-site Darwinian selection be a path to crop climate adaptation? My speculations… climatecrisisclub.org/blog/f/crop-...

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There are about 400 species of Cotoneaster. I think this is C. 'Cornubia'; this specimen has been pruned into a globe and is rather spectacularly laden with fruit. If my ident is correct, it's one of the most popular of introductions by Exbury Gardens (1930). @commonbynature.bsky.social

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Interval Walking Training, a walking version of HIIT developed in Japan, appears to have more health benefits compared with 10,000 steps/day. Takes less time, 30 minutes/day, easy to stick with program. IWT great option for those who won’t or can’t do HIIT. m.youtube.com/watch?v=z71a...

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