#Ecosystems

Melissa Lem

Melissa_Lem

Some thoughts on how connecting people to nature can help save the planet.1. Protecting and restoring our old-growth forests and natural ecosystems is essential for human health.Fact: No pathway limits

Nandor Tanczos

NandorTanczos

In his book 'The Way’ Goldsmith describes the characteristics of natural ecosystems, which he says are highly purposive. Healthy natural systems are, he says, homeotelic, a word he created to

Deirdre⭐Dee⭐Woods

Didara

@LocalTrust @UKSustain Thank you for inviting me. As technology failed me today bringing the conversation here. Our communities have great resiliency & have proven that a million times over these

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

1. This is a thread about rightful BRITISH PELICANS. The Dalmatian Pelican – a native Briton. The largest flying animal. The largest freshwater bird on Earth. Dwarfing eagles, this

google dual-inheritance theory

SDisorganizing

one of the ways European colonizers were able to solve the now-infamous local knowledge problems (I.E. being reliant on indigenous peoples for survival) was by more or less bringing European

Chad Renando

ChadRenando

Thx for asking the Q @AaronBirkby on current state of the Queensland ecosystem. Been a recipient, leader, and researcher for a PhD, do not feel an expert but more of

Eric Anziani

ericnode

Time for 2021 predictions!2021 is certainly starting with a bang with #BTC above $30k and #ETH crossing $1k. Some macro trends are emerging and will play out in 2021.

Matthew Hayek

matthewhayek

Our article is 'The Carbon Opportunity Cost of Animal Sourced Food Production on Land' was just published in Nature Sustainability! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-020-00603-4Animal feed croplands and pasture compete with nat

Nandor Tanczos

NandorTanczos

I'm not a socialist. I think both socialism and capitalism have deep flaws, primarily based on their theory of value, which does not recognise any intrinsic value of ecosystems.On this

Matt Eggers

EggersMatt

An undervalued factor in climate mitigation analysis is the time value of CO2. A molecule prevented today is worth considerably more than a molecule in 15 years. Over those 15

Kai Heron

KaiHeron

Continuing the discussion of Malm's new book, "Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency", here's a thread about the eco-modernist assumptions of carbon capture storage. Malm praises Climework's direct air carbon capture (DAC

Abdullah Saad

kursed

Our institutions don’t ban Youtube / online content cos it is a moral issue in Pakistan but that of sharing of ‘power’ - economic and social. A generation that’s far

Jason Snyder

cognazor

No place to plant trees? Has he heard of agroforestry and food forests?https://twitter.com/jtemple/status/1361126082859077637 Bill Gates: your crops should be monocrop and GMO, your beef should be synthetic, your trees shouldn't

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

1. LYNX. Quiet. Solitary. Tufted. Obscure. We’ll explore in coming weeks what other species lynx could save, but in this thread, we’ll focus on landowners. Some are equivocal, some opposed,

Ben See

ClimateBen

An extraordinary 10 to 60 percent or even more of both fresh and saltwater fish species will be unable to survive in their current areas due to abrupt climate change

Eliot Higgins

EliotHiggins

The Social Dilemma on Netflix is very good, especially as a companion piece to Behind the Curve. Both demonstrate how effective the internet is at detaching people from reality. It's

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