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Ecological Redemption: Ocean Farming in the Era of Climate Change
- embro 11y agoThis really was an interesting and eye opening read.
- SixSigma 11y agoAgreed. I wasn't aware of of such a variety of ocean flora was untapped, although I am not surprised. There are over 2,000 edible land plants but only a few dozen under active cultivation.
- cfontes 11y agoAwesome read! Our oceans were so full of fish and other species, now a days it's depressing... I think it's been 15 years since I've seen a Seahorse in a random dive they used to be everywhere and I am sure it's not bad luck.
- my5thaccount 11y ago"The old economy is built on the arrogance of growth at all costs, profiting from pollution, and the refusal to share economic gains with 99% of Americans." This mindset is shared by many building the new economy. Peter Thiel said in an interview that growth is necessary because otherwise "for my life to improve, I have to take from you." Even the most brilliant economic and entrepreneurial minds of our day get it wrong. We need limits on individual growth. Our current economic system violates natural law.
- alex_duf 11y agofascinating read, I hope this leads to something