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Under harsh circumstances, people turn to collective actions and cooperation to allocate such a vital resource as food. In #COVID19 food gets de-commodified and becomes a #commons in #Indonesia. Mutual aid in difficult times based on customary traditions https://t.co/SWJJDxopGJ
â Jose Luis Vivero Pol (@JoseLViveroPol) November 4, 2020
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A systems view of the US black belt https://t.co/I1uD8TdPTX
â Christina Bowen (@csageland) November 3, 2020
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.@GeorgeMonbiot Exposes Coronavirus Corruption at the Heart of Government pic.twitter.com/9Ps8ubjLJM
â Double Down News (@DoubleDownNews) October 25, 2020
this is a cool thing to do for your friends. Everyone would make this kit a little different, and that's awesome too. https://t.co/tmgoyGNw1l
â Margaret Killjoy đ´ (@magpiekilljoy) October 25, 2020
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This is a jaw-dropping paragraph. https://t.co/ix4JFLCZJe pic.twitter.com/QFl5MXoqPY
â Kashmir Hill (@kashhill) October 25, 2020
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.@ambitionlw is celebrating the news that theyâve been awarded planning permission for the largest wind turbine in England! It's proof that #renewable energy can be owned by communities, not just by big business More on todayâs #WorldEnergyDay blog âŹď¸https://t.co/4Rtpm7iYEA
â Marvin Rees (@MarvinJRees) October 23, 2020
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Be climate smart: what regulates climate? ECOSYSTEMS! Thus climate investments should be mostly nature-based (not tech-centric: tech can help as a means not as end & only like 5% of the way) We need 2 understand #NatureBasedSolutions & #GreenInfrastructure better @SOCAPmarkets
â Laura O M (@LauraomDg) October 23, 2020
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"80% of the worldâs biodiversity is protected by indigenous peoples and we need to look at how to protect and grow their knowledge and practice. Once we understand the impact we have had on ecosystems we open up conversations and clean-up practices." -@kavita_purohit #onthesettee pic.twitter.com/0T5sqWaHYz
â The Front Room (@__TheFrontRoom) October 20, 2020
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tuna, avocado, chipotle sushi
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 20, 2020
The analog #feedbackloop to the archetypal âsuccess to the successfulâ is âconstraints to the constrainedâ https://t.co/9xKbs0V95D
â Christina Bowen (@csageland) October 19, 2020
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Is this about the social dilemma?
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 17, 2020
Looking forward to cracking this open pic.twitter.com/ckQ9pCKjyl
â Jason Snyder (@cognazor) October 16, 2020
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about the AI that drive them.. can new knowledge be extracted to further our understanding and ability to share or are they black boxes.
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 15, 2020
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Another angle is whether they're so capital intensive they drive further consolidation, or have open source type ethos that allows every scale farmer to participate and allows diversity to flourish
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 14, 2020
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Risk we end up designing agricultural systems for robots rather than nutrition, ecosystem harmony...otoh.. they could make possible/affordable those very systems that are too labour intensive to thrive commercially and provide good food accessibly
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 14, 2020
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Watched experts with a roller working with Reynolds Stone blocks. They said inking the roller in the first place was an art. Then rolling ink onto block in one go to leave enough ink to print, but not too much...a knack learnt over lots of repetitions
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 14, 2020
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Related: https://t.co/50f3WmWAmI
â Your Dad and 98 others (@GoldenGus) October 14, 2020